Blak Box - Four Winds - Blacktown Showgrounds

9 January 2019 to 2 February 2019 Blacktown Showground Precinct, Francis Park, Richmond Rd, NSW, Australia.

Blak Box Sessions run for 55 minutes. Latecomers will not be admitted.

In Urban Theatre Projects'�Blak Box, elders and future leaders from Blacktown's Aboriginal community invite audiences into a surround-sound listening pavilion, to hear stories and gain a deeper and broader understanding of contemporary Aboriginality.

In a 21st century campfire experience inspired by the concept of 'deep listening', a soundscape of music and storytellers ranges over thousands of years: a cross-generational dialogue bridging the past and the future.

After a successful opening season at Barangaroo,�Blak Box�moves to Blacktown - the largest Aboriginal community in Australia - for Sydney Festival.�Blak Box�is designed by award-winning architect Kevin O'Brien and the deep listening experience�Four Winds�is curated by Daniel Browning, with lighting by Karen Norris.

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If you have access requirements, please contact Urban Theatre Projects 24 hours prior to your session.

Please Note:�There is an AUSLAN Interpreted Session available on Saturday 19 January at 6PM.

Blak Box is primarily a listening experience and can be fully enjoyed by patrons who are blind or have low vision.