The CRAM Collective

“‘My Head Stood, a Larkspur’ is about ritual. It’s about continuity, and tapestry. We all have religion; spirits that we keep to ourselves. We might be sitting under a gumtree in April or May, and we might listen as the sky comes alive with the songs of Honeyeaters. But then it gets dark, and suddenly home is very far away.

That’s how it feels to me: about men missing the point, despite their love.

So my head stood regardless”

- Henry Cooper, playwright of ‘My Head Stood, a Larkspur’ : currently in development with

Our AMAZING RAFFLE for this Fridays Meteors Fundraiser event! 💫 $5 for 1 ticket , $10 for 3 and $20 for 6 - you could be in the running to win brilliant prizes from these legendary sponsors. Unable to make it to the event? DM us to purchase and we’ll contact you if you win!!! Swipe to see this line-up of dynamo prizes. ☄️

Can’t make it to the event & these prizes don’t interest but you want to support? Our ACF fundraiser is available in the link in our bio! All donations are greatly appreciated and will go a long way (even if it’s just the price of a coffee!!)

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[ Meteors was part of the Centre Stage Residency in collaboration with the Artist Fund
The CRAM Collective and Meteors are supported by and the Edinburgh tour will also be supported by Create SA