Inspired by Stanley Milgram’s famous experiment, 6 Degrees explores a fractured world where voices are silenced, connections severed, and power goes unquestioned.
In a vast city ruled by distant leaders, six strangers live in isolation—unaware of how closely their lives intertwine. When a protest erupts, their worlds collide in a moment of resistance that sparks transformation. Through breathtaking aerial acrobatics and 100 metres of chunky yarn, 6 Degrees weaves a bold, physical narrative of disconnection and discovery.
As walls are torn down—both real and imagined—this powerful performance asks: what would our world look like if we truly reached for each other? A moving, visceral journey through separation, solidarity, and the strength it takes to reconnect.
Undercover Artist Festival is hosted at Queensland Theatre, find out more about purchasing tickets here and venue access here.
Community/Concession tickets are available for people with disability, First Nations patrons, seniors, and concession card holders. Companion Card holders can access a free ticket.
Tuesday, 23 September – 4:00pm
Wednesday, 24 September – 8:00pm
Companion Cards are accepted. A transaction fee of $5.00 will apply per transaction.
Queensland Theatre – Diane Cilento Studio
Lauren Watson – Artistic Director, Choreographer
Tara Denman – Creative Producer, Stage Manager
Chaos Beth – Artist – Performer
Jordan Erikson – Artist – Performer
Callum Cornish Artist, Performer
Mia Hughes – Acrobatic Facilitator, Choreographer
Zoe Joiner – Acrobatic Facilitator, Choreographer
Proudly supported by
This program is proudly sponsored by Brisbane City Council and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Undercover Artist Festival is presented by Access Arts and CPL.
Undercover Artist acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present, and emerging. We are committed to honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their unique cultural and spiritual relationship to land, water and seas and their rich contribution to society.
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