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2 One Another – SDC (Mandurah)
June 25, 2014 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
$25 – $65An exuberant, high-octane fusion of dance, language, sound and light charting the myriad actions and reactions, gestures and relationships, connections and disconnections that makes up a life from Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela.
With their multi award-winning work, 2 One Another, Sydney Dance Company weaves a vivid, exultant and sensual study of human interaction – charting the myriad actions and reactions, gestures and relationships, connections and disconnections that make up a life.
Set against a pulsing, pixelated backdrop the piece thrums with a driving, baroque-meets-electronica soundtrack, penned by the able hand of composer Nick Wales. Shot through with the exquisite poetry fragments of Samuel Webster, this is dance at its most engaging and multi-dimensional.
18-21 June, His Majesty’s Theatre, Perth
25 June, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre
28 June, Albany Entertainment Centre
2 July, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre
5 July, Queens Park Theatre, Geraldton
‘Sydney Dance Company at the peak of their powers.’ – Sydney Morning Herald
‘The kind of musical, dynamically diverse and physically challenging work dancers long to perform… this show is not to be missed.’ – The Age’
‘Exceedingly fine and exciting, beautifully crafted to integrate sound, design and choreography’ – Adelaide Review
Event proudly sponsored by:
[sponsor logo=”his-majestys-theatre-logo.png” link=”http://www.hismajestystheatre.com.au” alt=”His Majesty’s Theatre”] [sponsor logo=”perth-theatre-trust-logo.gif” link=”http://www.perththeatretrust.com.au” alt=”Perth Theatre Trust”]
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