Dark Corners

To protect our intellectual property, we do not publicise our 'making of Dark Corners' video. If you are considering commissioning Dark Corners for your town, please contact us to request it.

See a video below from Kwinana's rendition, filmed at Smirk's Cottage, Kwinana’s heritage precinct.

As the dusk fades, the Night-watchman leads you on a journey through history, enchanting you with tales of former residents. From his lantern, shimmering figures emerge, painting pictures on the walls with light, before dissolving into the night. Dark Corners illuminates the past and brings the long-dead to life. The new technologies of projection-mapping and augmented reality enhance the oldest of art forms; true tales of the ancestors. 

Cockburn's 'taster-sized' rendition of Dark Corners on Saturday, 13 September is proudly supported by the City of Cockburn as part of the Royal WA Historical Society State History Conference Dinner. 

York's rendition of Dark Corners the 27th and 28th September is proudly supported by the York Festival as part of their 2025 program.