What happens when you’re on hold?

A tax auditor has an unusual proposition. The kids are hacking the spirit world. A man leaves a voicemail. A neighbour calls 000. Over hundreds of phone calls, The Last Great Hunt takes you on a journey into communication. From prank calls to telemarketing, bugging and bad connections, Telephone intercepts conversations and weaves them together into a kaleidoscope of love, loneliness and the infinite.

Continuing PICA and The Last Great Hunt’s partnership that has resulted in hits such as NEW OWNER (2016), THE IRRESISTIBLE (2017) and LÉ NØR [the rain] (2019), Telephone is a rollercoaster of a show takes analogue technology, lo-fi light refraction and 90’s trace music to create an intimate and stunning piece of the theatre.

Audio Description & Assistive Listening

Saturday 3 September’s performance of Telephone will be audio described.

Audio Description is available for people who are blind or vision impaired. Assistive Listening is available for people who are hard of hearing who use a bluetooth hearing aid.

To access these services, download the free Sennheiser Mobileconnet App on your mobile device PRIOR to arriving at the performance venue. Connect to the DADAA wifi network to access the app at the venue. Please ensure that your mobile device is fully charge and bring along your own earphones.

If you are interested in this service please contact info@pica.org.au or 9228 6300

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51 James Street Perth Cultural Centre Northbridge, Western Australia, 6003

Information

Transport

Accessibility

PICA is located in the Perth Cultural Centre – also home to WA Museum, State Library of Western Australia, Art Gallery of Western Australia, The Blue Room Theatre and the State Theatre Centre of Western Australia. It is a 5 minute walk from Perth Train Station and Busport.
Alongside the gallery is the PICA Bar & Cafe where you can grab your morning coffee, lunch or evening drinks in the relaxed atmosphere of the Cultural Centre.

Public Transport
PICA is just a 5 minute walk from the Perth Train Station (take the pedestrian overpass to the Perth Cultural Centre) or the Roe Street Bus Station (enter the Perth Cultural Centre via James Street).
Transperth’s free Blue CAT buses also provide the closest pick-up and drop-off points for PICA located in Beaufort St.
Parking
The closest carparks to the Perth Cultural Centre are the State Library Carpark (entry via Francis St) or the AGWA Carpark (entry via Roe St).
ACROD car parking is available within both of these carparks.
Further details can be found at City of Perth Parking.

All gallery spaces are wheelchair accessible.
Wheelchair bookings can be made for all PICA performances. Please book over the phone or in person at PICA so that Front of House can make note of your requirements.
Wheelchair accessible toilets are available.

See https://pica.org.au/visit/accessibility/ for more information about accessibility.

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