15/08/2026
Brigid Morgan is a Melbourne-based performer, dramaturg, and multidisciplinary artist
working across live art, installation, and physical performance.
Reliquary, Darling: a ritual of post-reproductive radiance is a first-development
durational installation-performance born from a hysterectomy — and a body's history of
all it has held. The work occupies a clinical pink space populated by microscope slides in
salt, resin reliquaries, and one living specimen: the artist herself, projection-mapped in
gory glamour.
This is a work exploring the body's capacity for transformation and what grows in spaces
opened — the body as sacred object, the self as exhibit, the post-reproductive era as
luminous rather than diminished.
Audiences move through the installation in intimate 20-minute sessions, encountering
objects, text, and a performer who loops, questions, confronts, holds, and radiates.
Reliquary, Darling is camp, clinical, and quietly ancestral.
HillsceneLIVE 2026 “...at a stretch”.
Grassroots, artist-led festival celebrating experimental contemporary practice from across the Yarra Ranges and beyond. HillsceneLIVE 2026 isn't a traditional theatre event, it's an afternoon of discovery.
Come and spend the afternoon with immersive installations, intimate performances, sound art, interactive experiences and site responsive works throughout Burrinja Cultural Centre.
Saturday 29th August. 1pm-5pm
TICKETS: https://www.burrinja.org.au/whats-on/hillscenelive-2026-at-a-stretch
Your festival ticket gives you access to the entire venue, where performances, installations and artistic interventions unfold simultaneously across multiple spaces. Wander at your own pace, encounter unexpected moments, return to works as they evolve, and curate your own journey through a rich program of contemporary performance, immersive environments, sound art, installation, projection and interactive experiences.
Proudly supported by Burrinja and Yarra Ranges Council