#thecontainer

[hamsterbellbelle]

✅ Packs used: Snowy Escape, Eco lifestyle, University, Get Famous, Seasons, City Living, Get Together, Get to work, Dream Home Decorator, Star Wars, StrangerVille, Vampire, Parenthood, Spa Day, Dine Out, Outdoor Retreat, Moschino, Spooky stuff

*Digital deluxe upgrade is also needed for the dancing hologram light*

[willxia1]

Tasty local eats, not mine but it’s a good find . ========================= @TheContainer_NorthParra @TheContainer.NorthParra Contucky Double Crunch Chicken Fillet on Lettuce, Tomato, with Bacon, Cheese and Container Mayo Spicy Sauce on a White Bun Served with Rustic Chips ========================= . . #TrueLocal #TheContainer #TheContainerNorthParra #NorthParra #NorthParramatta #Parramatta #Sydney #ILoveSydney #OishiiBoys . . . . . . . . . . #ChickenFillet #Burger #Salad #Bacon #Cheese #SpicyMayo #RusticChips #Rustic #Chips #Brunch (at The Container North Parramatta) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7IRw6_FWVq/?igshid=8hilgv8m7h5d

[hamsterbellbelle]

Additional CC list for The Container (nightclub)🎦:

Amp || Animated drain || Bar detective board || Bar neon sign || Beaded curtain || Beer bottle || Cardboard rug || Ceiling fan/iron divider/Bar archway || Cyberpunk neon sign/vending machine/bar table/ chair || Cyberpunk ramen sign || Dance floor (invisible) || Disco ball/neon light tube/neon alphabet || Door || Floor dirt || Foam wallpaper || Horizontal floor light ||  Industrial fence || Laser wall light || Lattice beam || Leather seats || Graffiti || Monitor || Monitor || Neon light open 24/7 || Pallet chair || Plastic curtain || Poker game || 🐹             🐹             🐹             🐹             🐹     Animated scroll || Ceiling light || Cyberpunk neon lights || Cyberpunk posters || Cyberpunk wall decal || Radio || Futuristic text divider || Metal archway || Metal grate || 

[hamsterbellbelle]

cc: @neriney-cc @radioactivedotcom

detailed cc list will be displayed on finished build.

[riwick]

Dear customer your goods is ready.😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗 #go #sourcingagent #riwick #shipment #thecontainer #container #products #goods

[thetheatrereader]

  The Container shines in its take on the site-specific genre

Lucy Powis

Staff Writer

Before the opening performance of The Container, we were given several warnings: the venue (a 20-foot shipping container, filled with up to 6 performers and 19 audience members at one time) was to be non-air conditioned, dark and stuffy. Also, we were going to be given water so that we could stay hydrated and cool.

While The Container is certainly not for the seriously claustrophobic, the experience was not nearly as traumatizing as the preshow speech made it out to be. Yes, it was dark and warm at times. If anything, that only made me grateful that I was only spending an hour in there, and not weeks upon weeks as the characters do in the piece. Being handed a bottle of water prior to the performance only made it more painful to watch the four people stuck in the shipping container together beg the fifth stranger who joins them (Lara Arabian’s Mariam) to spare some of hers with them.  The immersive and site-specific components of The Container are top-notch, and are successfully added to Nick Carney’s sound design and Jennifer Lennon’s practical lighting sources inside the container.

Performances range in strength, with Ubah Guled as the young Asha and Bola Aiyeola as her so-called mother Fatima delivering the strongest ones. The weak points of the piece are those involving Constantine Karzis’ character of The Agent. His character development seems rushed and it takes away from the stories of the others that, evidently, have more depth. While The Container starts as a gripping, immersive drama, the piece ends in a series of arguments that do not seem to solve anything. Nevertheless, the piece is a tense and poignant look at themes of trust and survival, and is definitely not one to miss at this year’s SummerWorks Festival.

      Written by Clare Bayley

Directed by Zachary Florence

Produced by Sabrina A Bandali

See The Container in The Theatre Centre Backlot until August 17, as part of the SummerWorks Juried Series. For more information, visit http://summerworks.ca/2014/portfolio/container/

[davidlabi]

I made this video for Tokyo's edgy gallery The Container for a groundbreaking exhibition by Israeli artist Gil Yefman. My aim was to express the traumatic theme of the art installation with the style of the video.