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The Exact Dimensions of Hell

The Exact Dimensions of Hell

3 March — 5 March 2016

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Rene: We did this one ritual and the point of it was to confront death.
Oliver: You’d deliberately hurt yourself?
Rene: We tricked our brain into thinking we had died.

Rene is desperate to stop a cult leader getting out of prison. Together with Oliver, a cop, they seek out Sandra, an older, former cult member. Sandra remembers Rene as a little girl, with a different name – they were in the same cult. Sandra says that it wasn’t that bad. Will Sandra give up the evidence they need – and keep evil behind bars?
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Cybec Electric is only possible due to the support of Dr Roger Riordan AM and The Cybec Foundation.

Bridget Mackey

Bridget Mackey

Bridget Mackey is a Melbourne playwright and dramaturg. Bridget’s work includes: Exit Everything (with Georgie McAuley, Little Sister Projects 2015), Kindness (Flight Festival 2015) and Hose (MKA 2012). Bridget is Literary Manager for five.point.one and has worked as a dramaturg on a number of projects including Blessed by Fleur Kilpatrick and The Lake by Ben Brooker. In 2014 Bridget undertook a dramaturgy internship with Playwriting Australia at MTC. Bridget holds a Master of Writing for Performance from the VCA (2013) and a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) from Flinders University (2007).

Sophie Ross

Sophie Ross

Hayden Spencer

Hayden Spencer

Emily Tomlins

Emily Tomlins

Luke Kerridge

Luke Kerridge

Luke Kerridge is an award winning theatre director. His most recent work, Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories (Barking Gecko Theatre Company), won a Helpmann Award for Best Presentation for Children and was nominated for Best New Australian Work (2016). It has toured nationally (STCWA/AWESOME Arts/QPAC/Arts Centre Melbourne) and internationally (Edinburgh International Children’s Festival/Gulbenkian Theatre, UK). Luke won a Green Room Award for his direction of Dream Home (Darebin Speakeasy) in 2015, with the production nominated for a further 6 Awards. Luke’s other directing credits include: The Exact Dimensions of Hell (MTC Cybec Electric), Eurydice (Red Stitch Actors Theatre), The Wonderful World of Dissocia (VCA), Group Show (MKA) and Orlando (VCA). Works with young people include: Banjos, Boots & Beyoncé (St Martins/The SUBSTATION), Fitter. Faster. Better. (Tour Director, St Martins/Junction Arts Festival/Darwin Festival) and Tell it Like it Isn’t (ATYP). Luke completed a Post-Graduate Diploma in Directing at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2012 where he was the recipient of Grace Marion Wilson Trust and the Jim Marks Postgraduate Scholarship. He is currently the Artistic Associate at St Martins Youth Arts Centre.