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The Beauty Index – Annette Carmichael
November 2, 2017 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
$15 – $30
The Beauty Index is a new work created with Great Southern men by choreographer Annette Carmichael
Beyond fear there is beauty. The Beauty Index is a dance performance of vulnerability, strength and visual poetry created with Great Southern men by choreographer Annette Carmichael. Original music by James Gentle transforms the space as movement, lighting, and design carve a historic, industrial landscape.
Three performances of The Beauty Index will be presented as part of Denmark Arts Brave New Works #24 festival.
Thursday 2 Nov 7.30pm
Friday 3 Nov 7.30pm
Saturday 4 Nov 7.30pm
This is an outdoor event at a secret location! Free shuttle bus from 6.30pm, departs every 20 mins from corner North & Strickland Streets, CRC carpark. Door tickets, if available, can be purchased when boarding the shuttle bus.
Onsite parking is strictly limited and must be pre-booked. This is an outdoor event, so dress warmly. Directions to the site will be provided with tickets.
Tickets: Adult $30 / Concession $25 / U18 years $15 / Children under 6 years free / Onsite parking $5
Community Performers: Don Anderson, Adrian Baer, Brad Black, Dennis Buffart, Alexander Grace, Carl Heslop, Alex Pyke, Todd Anderson, Rick Bentink, Emil Davey, Nigel Levinson, Phillip G Light, Martin Sulkowski
Professional Performers: Scott Elstermann, Zak Launay, Sam Le Breton, Peter Fares (research phase)
More information: Call Anna Boaden, 0438 271 116 or visit www.annettecarmichael.com.au
The Beauty Index is supported by Denmark Arts; the WA Government through Offices of Culture and the Arts and Regional Development; Country Arts WA; the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts and the Regional Arts Fund; Lotterywest.
Photo by Nic Duncan
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