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The Irreducible

8th April - 25th April 2026

The Explosives Factory, Theatre Works, Naarm (Melbourne)

Step into a vivid, otherworldly environment where surfaces ooze, webs breathe and the human shifts between forms. The Irreducible is a visceral performance exploring ‘trans’formation, symbiosis, and the porous boundary between the body, identity and the world around us. 

With striking visuals, unsettling choreography, and a surreal soundscape, this piece invites audiences to witness an eerie cycle of emergence, decay, and renewal—where nothing is static, and even the space itself seems sentient.

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Award-winning director-performer Cohan investigates the boundaries between the queer body, the self and object. Their practice brings composition and design elements into the process as essential collaborators, treating the body as an extension of space and soundscape. Founded in 2016, their company Blank Space Productions has built a reputation for bold, transformative theatre driven by a founding principle of transformation.

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Now landing in Naarm, this production delivers Blank Space’s provocative and physical work with full force — offering a post-drag bent to movement and theatre that shimmers between unsettling and exhilarating. Come witness what happens when form dissolves, identity shifts and space itself becomes alive.

Devised: Cohan, Di Drew, Kat Glass, Mia Holton

 

Lead Artist: Cohan

​Artistic Producer: Kat Glass

Composer: Di Drew

Costume Design: Cohan, Patch Sinclair

Set design: Cohan

Projection Design: Mia Holton

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Producers: Kat Glass, Cohan

Assistant Stage Manager: Fia Haugh

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Production Stills: Mia Holton

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Produced by: Blank Space Productions and Theatre Works

 

Supported in Development by: Bluestone Church Art Space and La Mama Theatre

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With thanks to: Stoz Stone and Char Lee

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation and the Boon Wurrung and Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) peoples of the Kulin Nation. 

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We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded, that art has been made here and culture sung for the history of recorded time. 

we offer our deep respect to elders past, present and emerging.

Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land. 

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