Full production and production management
Code of Conduct
An office floor twenty storeys above Brisbane became a performance space. Krank'd handled full production and production management for Australasian Dance Collective's Code of Conduct, across lighting, rigging and audio.
Explore the production- When
- 19 to 28 March 2026
- For
- Australasian Dance Collective
- Where
- Level 20, 300 George Street, Brisbane
The office performance space washed in green light.
Contemporary dance inside corporate architecture
Australasian Dance Collective staged Code of Conduct on level 20 of 300 George Street from 19 to 28 March 2026. Created by Amy Hollingsworth and Jack Lister, the work examined ambition, obedience and exhaustion through the routines and pressures of working life.
Contemporary dance shared the space with Louis Frere-Harvey's music and sound design and live piano performed by Alex Raineri. The commercial office setting was central to the concept: audiences encountered the work inside the kind of building it was questioning, high above the Brisbane CBD.
Building the production into an office floor
Krank'd's responsibility covered full production and production management, including lighting, rigging and a complete audio system. The lighting package combined ACME AECO 5s, TourPro ZB7s and Prolights ECL Profile CT+ fixtures with ACME Super Dot Lines.
Code of Conduct was the first show to use our Super Dot Lines. The linear fixtures added another lighting format to a package being installed in a space outside a conventional theatre. With live piano, recorded sound and choreography sharing that setting, the job required the production disciplines to be considered together.
This continued our work with ADC after supplying Relic at UAP Foundry in 2025, another production that placed contemporary dance within an existing working environment.
Equipment on this production
Inside the rig.
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