And Roses Wilt In the End

A tender, genre-blending performance that weaves together queer memory, melancholy, and quiet resilience. This intimate evening offers a meditative space for reflection — think moody lights, ambient soundscapes, and choreography that feels like a slow exhale. It’s not grand spectacle, but something quieter, deeper: a tribute to love that lingers even after the bloom fades.

Conceived and performed by New Old Now — a collective known for their emotionally rich, concept-driven shows — this production invites audiences to sit with ambiguity, to feel the weight of what’s been and what’s left behind. Expect layered vocal harmonies, minimalist movement, and staging that transforms the space into a living scrapbook of queer longing.

Perfect for anyone who’s ever held onto a memory longer than they meant to, who finds beauty in impermanence, or who needs a gentle reminder that endings can be sacred too. Bring your thoughts, your nostalgia, your quiet heart — this one’s for the reflective souls.

Accessibility note: Mobility access is available at the venue. The performance space is seated and gently lit — no strobes, limited loud sounds.

Contact: 0410 307 036 | Website | Instagram @newoldnow.co