Questionnaire: City of Belmont for Echoes in the Pavement by Blue Joy Threatre Company

Help shape Echoes in the Pavement by sharing your experiences of living, working and spending time in the City of Belmont.

With support from City of Belmont, Blue Joy Theatre Company (BJTC) are inviting people that have connections to the City to complete a short questionnaire as part of the research and creative development of their project, Echoes in the Pavement. The project involves socially engaged, interdisciplinary research by artists Mohammed 'Ayo Busari', Ken Meyer and Shelby McKenzie of BJTC responding to the SPACED Know Thy Neighbour #4 theme: Gestures.

We want to hear about the places you move through each day, the sounds, sights and textures you notice, and the small actions, encounters and gestures that shape how you connect, or feel disconnected from a place.

Your responses will help us better understand the experiences and perspectives of the Belmont community and inform the project's creative development. We’ll look for shared themes, ideas and experiences that can contribute to the work and its engagement with people and place.

There are no right or wrong answers. We simply want to listen to and learn from the people who love Belmont. Share your perspective and help shape the work.

More about Blue Joy Theatre Company’s project.

More about the Know Thy Neighbour #4: Gestures project.

More about City of Belmont.

Image by Ken Meyer.

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This project has been assisted by the Western Australian Government through CITS and the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.

 

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