Seder

Through a performance of spoken word, dance, physical theatre and live music, Adam Kammerling unpacks the tangled stories we carry — and how we choose to tell them.

Rooted in the Jewish ritual of the same name, Seder is a ritual for now — asking what survival means, in confronting times, and how we pass it on.

Developed with world-leading artists in response to the recent war crimes in Gaza and the ongoing oppression of the Palestinian people, this show demands a renewed relationship with the loyalties we hold in grief.

“The ritual is broken...or the story is broken...and I don’t know if we’re supposed to fix it.”

Directed by Leo Kay

Running time: 1hour 20 minutes

Recommended age: 14