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Extempore: Theatre & Exhibition Space

University/SchoolUniversity of Sydney
Lead ArchitectSarah Vy Anstee
Projecthttps://www.sarahanstee.com/domain-theatre-of-opposites

Theatre is a continuous exchange between audience and actors. Like the notion of performance, each theatre space within the building is variable, nuanced, and constantly changing – between use, function, and accessibility. There is no model shape or size. The building itself is made from a variety of sub-spaces – strategically arranged with sometimes blatant and sometimes ambiguous functions. These sub-spaces invite ingenuity of uses and performances, which may be spontaneous or improvised - encouraging an active and participatory response.