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SUMMARY:2 One Another - SDC (Albany)
DESCRIPTION:An 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. \nWith 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. \nSet 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. \n18-21 June\, His Majesty’s Theatre\, Perth\n25 June\, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre\n28 June\, Albany Entertainment Centre\n2 July\, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre\n5 July\, Queens Park Theatre\, Geraldton \n \nButton Text\n‘Sydney Dance Company at the peak of their powers.’ – Sydney Morning Herald \n‘The kind of musical\, dynamically diverse and physically challenging work dancers long to perform… this show is not to be missed.’ –  The Age’ \n‘Exceedingly fine and exciting\, beautifully crafted to integrate sound\, design and choreography’ – Adelaide Review \nEvent proudly sponsored by:\n[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”]
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/2-one-another-albany/
LOCATION:Albany Entertainment Centre\, Toll Place\, Albany\, WA\, 6330\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Sydney Dance Company":MAILTO:sdc@sydneydancecompany.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140702T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140702T210500
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140602T220634Z
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SUMMARY:2 One Another - SDC (Bunbury)
DESCRIPTION:An 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. \nWith 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. \nSet 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. \n18-21 June\, His Majesty’s Theatre\, Perth\n25 June\, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre\n28 June\, Albany Entertainment Centre\n2 July\, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre\n5 July\, Queens Park Theatre\, Geraldton \n \nButton Text\n‘Sydney Dance Company at the peak of their powers.’ – Sydney Morning Herald \n‘The kind of musical\, dynamically diverse and physically challenging work dancers long to perform… this show is not to be missed.’ –  The Age’ \n‘Exceedingly fine and exciting\, beautifully crafted to integrate sound\, design and choreography’ – Adelaide Review \nEvent proudly sponsored by:\n[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”]
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/2-one-another-bunbury/
LOCATION:Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre\, 2 Blair Street\, Bunbury\, WA\, 6230\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Sydney Dance Company":MAILTO:sdc@sydneydancecompany.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140705T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140705T210500
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140602T221105Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140602T221105Z
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SUMMARY:2 One Another - SDC (Geraldton)
DESCRIPTION:An 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. \nWith 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. \nSet 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. \n18-21 June\, His Majesty’s Theatre\, Perth\n25 June\, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre\n28 June\, Albany Entertainment Centre\n2 July\, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre\n5 July\, Queens Park Theatre\, Geraldton \n \nButton Text\n‘Sydney Dance Company at the peak of their powers.’ – Sydney Morning Herald \n‘The kind of musical\, dynamically diverse and physically challenging work dancers long to perform… this show is not to be missed.’ –  The Age’ \n‘Exceedingly fine and exciting\, beautifully crafted to integrate sound\, design and choreography’ – Adelaide Review \nEvent proudly sponsored by:\n[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”]
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/2-one-another-geraldton/
LOCATION:Queens Park Theatre Geraldton\, Cathedral Avenue\, Geraldton\, WA\, 6531\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Sydney Dance Company":MAILTO:sdc@sydneydancecompany.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140722T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140722T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140617T053540Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140617T053540Z
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SUMMARY:Articulating Landscapes - Ochre
DESCRIPTION:The words of two prominent West Australian authors are articulated through the language of dance in this evening of short contemporary works performed by the talented Aboriginal and non-Indigenous dancers of Ochre Contemporary Dance Company. Excerpts from the writings of Stephen Scourfield (As the River Runs) and Miles Franklin Award winner Professor Kim Scott (That Deadman Dance) will be presented through dance\, followed by brief insights from the choreographers into the process in which they engaged to bring these words to life in the studio. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/articulating-landscapes-ochre/
LOCATION:Masonic Hall\, 6 Broadway\, \, Nedlands \, WA\, 6009\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ochre Contemporary Dance Company":MAILTO:admin@ochredance.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140723T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140723T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140613T061111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140613T061111Z
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SUMMARY:Keep Everything - Chunky Move
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Mobile States and PICA. \nKeep Everything is a genre-defying fusion of dance and performance from one of Australia’s most innovative choreographers\, Antony Hamilton. Combining forces with ARIA award winning musicians\, Kim Moyes and Julian Hamilton\, Keep Everything splices choreography\, electronica\, spoken text and improvised movement to trace human evolution from primates to robots and back again. \nAfter watching this performance I think the future of contemporary dance is in safe hands.\nDance Australia \nKeep Everything is a scrapbook for the stage – a collection of things that don’t fit. Via a series of divergent offerings\, it presents a glimpse into the human psyche\, which ultimately offers a broader understanding of the individual. It champions the absurd and sometimes vulgar nature of the spontaneous\, by understanding that sometimes\, it’s important to keep everything. \nCreative Team: \n\nDirector & Choreograper: Antony Hamilton\nLighting Design: Benjamin Cisterne\nSound Design: Julian Hamilton & Kim Moyes\nAV Design: Robin Fox\nSystem Design & Operation: Nick Roux\nCostume Design Consultant: Paula Levis\nPerformers: Benjamin Hancock\, Lauren Langlois\, Alisdair Macindoe\nPhoto Credit: Jeff Busby\n\nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/keep-everything-chunky-move/
LOCATION:WA
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140726T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140726T151000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
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SUMMARY:Keep Everything - Chunky Move
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Mobile States and PICA. \nKeep Everything is a genre-defying fusion of dance and performance from one of Australia’s most innovative choreographers\, Antony Hamilton. Combining forces with ARIA award winning musicians\, Kim Moyes and Julian Hamilton\, Keep Everything splices choreography\, electronica\, spoken text and improvised movement to trace human evolution from primates to robots and back again. \nAfter watching this performance I think the future of contemporary dance is in safe hands.\nDance Australia \nKeep Everything is a scrapbook for the stage – a collection of things that don’t fit. Via a series of divergent offerings\, it presents a glimpse into the human psyche\, which ultimately offers a broader understanding of the individual. It champions the absurd and sometimes vulgar nature of the spontaneous\, by understanding that sometimes\, it’s important to keep everything. \nCreative Team: \n\nDirector & Choreograper: Antony Hamilton\nLighting Design: Benjamin Cisterne\nSound Design: Julian Hamilton & Kim Moyes\nAV Design: Robin Fox\nSystem Design & Operation: Nick Roux\nCostume Design Consultant: Paula Levis\nPerformers: Benjamin Hancock\, Lauren Langlois\, Alisdair Macindoe\nPhoto Credit: Jeff Busby\n\nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/keep-everything-matinee/
LOCATION:WA
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140730T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140730T230000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140626T031201Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140626T031201Z
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SUMMARY:Dancescapes: Stories Through Dance
DESCRIPTION:Experience the wonder of language and stories told through the drama of dance. Author and travel writer Stephen Scourfield will read excerpts of his writing\, distilled from his travels in WA and abroad. These readings will then take the physical form through short\, powerful performances created by Ochre Contemporary Dance Company in a fascinating exploration of the creative process as text is interpreted through dance. The readings and performances will be interspersed between courses from a specially designed menu based on Australian bush cuisine. An experience not to be missed\, this will be an evening of singular beauty. \nTickets include performances\, three-course meal and selected wines.\nContact The University of Western Australia for tickets. \nImage: Dreamtide (Ochre\, 2013) by Simon Cowling
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/ochre-dancescapes/
LOCATION:Banquet Hall\, University Club of Western Australia\, Hackett Drive\, Crawley\, 6009
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140730T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140730T204500
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140605T205926Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140605T205926Z
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SUMMARY:Patyegarang - Bangarra
DESCRIPTION:ONE REMARKABLE FRIENDSHIP THAT BROKE THROUGH CULTURAL BARRIERS. \nThrough his distinctive choreography\, Bangarra Dance Theatre Artistic Director Stephen Page imagines the sensations and emotions of ‘first contact’ when a courageous young Aboriginal woman\, Patyegarang\, shared her language\, her time and her friendship with colonist Lieutenant William Dawes. \nIn this new narrative dance theatre work\, part of the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations\, Page embraces the spirit of Patyegarang telling the story of an astonishing act of generosity and cultural exchange\, while drawing reference from the notes that Dawes\, an astronomer\, mathematician and linguist\, faithfully recorded. \n \n\nChoreography: Stephen Page\nMusic: David Page\nSet Design: Jacob Nash\nCostume Design: Jennifer Irwin\nLighting Design: Nick Schlieper\n\nTickets: $25-$65 \nButton Text\nSchools & Groups Booking discounts available. Ticket Groups – 1300 364 001\nEvent proudly sponsored by Perth Theatre Trust & State Theatre Centre.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/patyegarang/
LOCATION:Woo Header Bg Image
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140731T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140731T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140626T030358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140626T030358Z
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SUMMARY:Ochre @ Allsaints - Articulating Landscapes
DESCRIPTION:A special edition of short contemporary works presented at the state-of-the-art All Saints College – Centre for Performing Arts. Aboriginal and non-Indigenous dancers from Ochre Contemporary Dance Company articulate excerpts\, through the language of dance\, from the writings of two prominent West Australian authors Kim Scott (That Deadman Dance) and Stephen Scourfield (As the River Runs). \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/ochre-allsaints-articulating-landscapes/
LOCATION:All Saints College – Centre for the Performing Arts\, Ewing Ave\, Bullcreek\,  6149\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140802T141500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140802T153000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140605T210656Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140605T210656Z
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SUMMARY:Patyegarang - Bangarra
DESCRIPTION:ONE REMARKABLE FRIENDSHIP THAT BROKE THROUGH CULTURAL BARRIERS. \nThrough his distinctive choreography\, Bangarra Dance Theatre Artistic Director Stephen Page imagines the sensations and emotions of ‘first contact’ when a courageous young Aboriginal woman\, Patyegarang\, shared her language\, her time and her friendship with colonist Lieutenant William Dawes. \nIn this new narrative dance theatre work\, part of the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations\, Page embraces the spirit of Patyegarang telling the story of an astonishing act of generosity and cultural exchange\, while drawing reference from the notes that Dawes\, an astronomer\, mathematician and linguist\, faithfully recorded. \n \n\nChoreography: Stephen Page\nMusic: David Page\nSet Design: Jacob Nash\nCostume Design: Jennifer Irwin\nLighting Design: Nick Schlieper\n\nTickets: $25-$65 \nButton Text\nSchools & Groups Booking discounts available. Ticket Groups – 1300 364 001\nEvent proudly sponsored by Perth Theatre Trust & State Theatre Centre.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/patyegarang-bangarra/
LOCATION:Woo Header Bg Image
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140802T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140802T200000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140723T045320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140723T045320Z
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SUMMARY:Smoke and Mirrors - Chrissie Parrot Arts
DESCRIPTION:Smoke\, mirrors\, fibre optic light\, motion graphics\, dance\, sound and music are in the mix this month at Chrissie Parrott Arts. Chrissie Parrott\, Jonathan Mustard\, Tristen Parr and Laura Boynes are co-creators in this interdisciplinary\, multi media work. \n“Chrissie Parrott and her long-time partner in artistic mischief\, Jonathan Mustard\, continue to push the motion of dance culture in Perth via their small but perfectly formed arts hub in Maylands. Their offerings throughout winter and into spring are driven by their interdisciplinary raison d’etre and feature development of new collaborative works\, among them Smoke and Mirrors …” \nGabrielle Sullivan\, Scoop \nSmoke and Mirrors is a work in continuing development\, Chrissie Parrot Arts invites you to view the work in progress and immerse yourself in their part installation\, part performance\, part extended cinema showing. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/smoke-and-mirrors/
LOCATION:Chrissie Parrot Arts\, 4 Sussex St\, Maylands\, WA\, 6051\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140821T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140821T213000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140716T014319Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140716T014319Z
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SUMMARY:precipice
DESCRIPTION:Rachel Arianne Ogle wields her technical and extremely physical style to draw immense unseen forces in the bodies of four dancers. Inspired by tectonic shifts\, gravitational torsion and states of emotional rupture\, ‘precipice’ is a dance of abandon and precarious control. \nOgle has assembled leading performance designers to create a multi-sensory experience where choreography unfolds within an electrifying light and sound installation. Contrasting precision and strength with mounting tension and fragility\, this is a bold and unique work of contemporary dance from one of Australia’s rising choreographic artists. \nWe caught up with Independent dancer-choreographer Rachel Arriane Ogle in the week leading up to the premiere of her work ‘precipice’ to talk about the development of the piece\, the birth of the Crowd Source Crowd initiative and the exciting growth of W.A’s contemporary dance sector. Read the full interview here. \nChoreography – Rachel Arianne Ogle\nPerformance – Storm Helmore\, Tyrone Robinson\, Niharika Senapati\, Imanuel Dado\nVisual Design – Benjamin Cisterne\nComposer – Luke Smiles / motion laboratories\nCostume Design – Colleen Sutherland\nProducer – Sam Fox\nPhoto by Traianos Pakioufakis \nRachel Arianne is a dance artist who’s detailed approach to kinesthetic movement and energy allows intricate\, elastic dynamics to emerge and immersive experiences to manifest through the body. She has performed with Melbourne dance company Phillip Adams’ BalletLab; Perth’s Buzz Dance Theatre\, Hydra Poesis and Kompany Kido; Hong Kong’s City Contemporary Dance Company; Nigeria’s Ijodee Dance Company; Amsterdam’s Unfinished Company; and the global 50collective. \nPerformance Dates \n\n21st August\, 8pm\n22nd August\, 8pm\n23rd August\, 2pm + 8pm\n24th August\, 6pm\n\nRachel’s original works include ‘precipice’ (2014)\, ‘Of Snowflakes and Spacetime’ for the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (2014)\, ‘We Are Made Of Stardust’ for Link Dance Company\, which undertook a European and Australian tour (2013); and her solo work ‘Where You End & I Begin’ in Perth’s Proximity Festival (2013). In 2009 Rachel was the recipient of the inaugural Future Moves Mid-Career Contemporary Dance Fellowship\, participating in the international project ‘50 Days in Costa Rica’ with renowned dance artist David Zambrano. \nButton Text\nTicket Offers:\nCrowd Source Crowd – For groups of 5 people or more tickets can be purchased at the reduced rate of $30 per person. And for every booking of 10 people a complimentary ticket is also issued. More info: culturecrowds.tumblr.com\nStudio Underground Triple Bill – Season ticket for precipice\, Borderline & Overexposed thanks to Performing Lines WA. This is your chance to secure your tickets to these three new works\, all premiering at the Studio Underground. See all shows for $90 – includes a welcome pack from each production. More info visit  performinglineswa.org.au.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/precipice/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Arianne Ogle":MAILTO:producer@rachelarianne.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140823T020000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20140823T153000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140716T012253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140716T012253Z
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SUMMARY:precipice - Matinee
DESCRIPTION:Rachel Arianne Ogle wields her technical and extremely physical style to draw immense unseen forces in the bodies of four dancers. Inspired by tectonic shifts\, gravitational torsion and states of emotional rupture\, ‘precipice’ is a dance of abandon and precarious control. \nOgle has assembled leading performance designers to create a multi-sensory experience where choreography unfolds within an electrifying light and sound installation. Contrasting precision and strength with mounting tension and fragility\, this is a bold and unique work of contemporary dance from one of Australia’s rising choreographic artists. \nWe caught up with Independent dancer-choreographer Rachel Arriane Ogle in the week leading up to the premiere of her work ‘precipice’ to talk about the development of the piece\, the birth of the Crowd Source Crowd initiative and the exciting growth of W.A’s contemporary dance sector. Read the full interview here. \nChoreography – Rachel Arianne Ogle\nPerformance – Storm Helmore\, Tyrone Robinson\, Niharika Senapati\, Imanuel Dado\nVisual Design – Benjamin Cisterne\nComposer – Luke Smiles / motion laboratories\nCostume Design – Colleen Sutherland\nProducer – Sam Fox\nPhoto by Traianos Pakioufakis \nRachel Arianne is a dance artist who’s detailed approach to kinesthetic movement and energy allows intricate\, elastic dynamics to emerge and immersive experiences to manifest through the body. She has performed with Melbourne dance company Phillip Adams’ BalletLab; Perth’s Buzz Dance Theatre\, Hydra Poesis and Kompany Kido; Hong Kong’s City Contemporary Dance Company; Nigeria’s Ijodee Dance Company; Amsterdam’s Unfinished Company; and the global 50collective. \nPerformance Dates \n\n21st August\, 8pm\n22nd August\, 8pm\n23rd August\, 2pm + 8pm\n24th August\, 6pm\n\nRachel’s original works include ‘precipice’ (2014)\, ‘Of Snowflakes and Spacetime’ for the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (2014)\, ‘We Are Made Of Stardust’ for Link Dance Company\, which undertook a European and Australian tour (2013); and her solo work ‘Where You End & I Begin’ in Perth’s Proximity Festival (2013). In 2009 Rachel was the recipient of the inaugural Future Moves Mid-Career Contemporary Dance Fellowship\, participating in the international project ‘50 Days in Costa Rica’ with renowned dance artist David Zambrano. \nButton Text\nTicket Offers:\nCrowd Source Crowd – For groups of 5 people or more tickets can be purchased at the reduced rate of $30 per person. And for every booking of 10 people a complimentary ticket is also issued. More info: culturecrowds.tumblr.com\nStudio Underground Triple Bill – Season ticket for precipice\, Borderline & Overexposed thanks to Performing Lines WA. This is your chance to secure your tickets to these three new works\, all premiering at the Studio Underground. See all shows for $90 – includes a welcome pack from each production. More info visit  performinglineswa.org.au.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/precipice-matinee/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Arianne Ogle":MAILTO:producer@rachelarianne.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141001T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141001T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140806T072213Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140806T072213Z
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SUMMARY:Borderline
DESCRIPTION:Created by choreographer Aimee Smith and sound designer Ben Taaffe comes a new contemporary dance work like no other. \nBased on a true story\, Borderline is an immersive and spectacular performance about a world gone mad. Part protest riot\, religious cult\, rock concert hysteria and animal herd\, dancers blur and cross the lines between resistance and resignation at the edge of insanity. \nEmerging out of darkness\, fists clench\, hands clap\, and bodies rise and fall as dancers struggle to the verge of collapse\, as if driven by some unknown force\, in a space pulsing with light and sound. It is ecstatic and violent\, glorious and discomforting. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/borderline/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141010T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141010T200000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140930T065124Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140930T065124Z
UID:1372-1412967600-1412971200@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:SOLACE+YEARNING
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Karri clad border between river and paddock Solace+Yearning explored our yearning to connect to the natural world and the complexities of our history upon this land.  Created from community workshops in Noongar culture\, eco-dyeing\, writing and performance this work was revealed at Brave New Works #19\, Denmark\, 3 – 5 March 2012 to sell-out audiences. \n“Deeply moving\, poignant\, beautifully conceived and exquisitely presented.  A triumph!” \nTickets from Denmark Arts\, 9848 3623  (Tues/Thurs) or at the door\nAdult $16.50\, Child (6 – 17 yrs) $11\nYounger children welcome but need to sit quietly for 45 mins.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/solaceyearning/
LOCATION:Denmark Civic Centre\, Strickland Street \, Denmark\, WA\, 6333\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141011T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141011T150000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140930T065124Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140930T065124Z
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SUMMARY:SOLACE+YEARNING
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Karri clad border between river and paddock Solace+Yearning explored our yearning to connect to the natural world and the complexities of our history upon this land.  Created from community workshops in Noongar culture\, eco-dyeing\, writing and performance this work was revealed at Brave New Works #19\, Denmark\, 3 – 5 March 2012 to sell-out audiences. \n“Deeply moving\, poignant\, beautifully conceived and exquisitely presented.  A triumph!” \nTickets from Denmark Arts\, 9848 3623  (Tues/Thurs) or at the door\nAdult $16.50\, Child (6 – 17 yrs) $11\nYounger children welcome but need to sit quietly for 45 mins.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/solaceyearning-2014-10-11/
LOCATION:Denmark Civic Centre\, Strickland Street \, Denmark\, WA\, 6333\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141014T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141014T203000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140906T045824Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140906T045824Z
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SUMMARY:Articulating Landscapes II
DESCRIPTION:Image: Dana Weeks  \nSet in the landmark Masonic Contemporary Studio in Nedlands\, Perth audiences are given a second opportunity to experience the unique interplay between written word and contemporary dance that was Articulating Landscapes. Ochre Contemporary Dance Company presents Articulating Landscapes II as part of their annual Choreographic Workshop Series\, a redevelopment of the highly acclaimed July 2014 season. \nResponses to July’s Articulating Landscapes Season at the Masonic Hall\, \n“Each work is well-crafted and\, propless\, relies on the physicality of this small company’s seven dancers\, all rippling upper-body movement and strong\, pillar-like haunches.” – The Australian Newspaper \n“I just had this terrible moment where I thought I was going to burst into uncontrollable tears. It was just so beautiful and sad. I have never had a reaction like that to contemporary dance. Ever.” – Audience Member  \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/articulating-landscapes-ii/
LOCATION:Masonic Hall\, 6 Broadway\, \, Nedlands \, WA\, 6009\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Ochre Contemporary Dance Company":MAILTO:admin@ochredance.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141014T203000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141014T213000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140731T022742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140731T022742Z
UID:823-1413318600-1413322200@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Status Room
DESCRIPTION:Devised by Daisy Sanders & Shuling Wong and presented by The Blue Room Theatre\, Status Room exposes the versions of ourselves we choose to present. \nOne dances and sings at her reflection behind a closed bedroom door. The other rips it up on a nightclub stage. One will tell you everything and anything\, in person and online. The other watches and listens. \nOne posts poetic and ambiguous missives on life and love. The other revels in publicising bright\, mindless banter. \nOne escapes the city and is never bored in silence. The other fills a morning with paralysing mundanity.\nWho do you see in front of your mirror? What will you like or share? \nA new dance theatre work exploring how openness can serve and connect us or hurt and destroy us. \nDevisers: Daisy Sanders & Shuling Wong\nDirector & Dramaturg: Jo Pollitt\nProducer & Publicity: Jenna Mathie\nFeaturing: Daisy Sanders & Shuling Wong\nLighting & Sound Designer: Joe Lui\nStage Manager: Troy Leenards \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/status-room/
LOCATION:The Blue Room Theatre\, 53 James St\, Northbridge\, WA\, 6003\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141016T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141016T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140908T055306Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140908T055306Z
UID:1000-1413487800-1413493200@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Surge
DESCRIPTION:Photo: Christophe Canato. \nPerforming for the first time at the West Australian Ballet Centre\, LINK present SURGE\, a triple bill of new dance works designed for this location. Emerging choreographers Liesel Zink (Brisbane) and Matt Cornell (Darwin) will join established Australian dance maker and LINK Artistic Director\, Michael Whaites to create an exciting and varied program of works on the talented dancers of the LINK company. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/surge/
LOCATION:West Australian Ballet Centre\, 134 Whatley Crescent\, Maylands\, WA\, 6051\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141018T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141018T153000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140908T060248Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140908T060248Z
UID:1008-1413640800-1413646200@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Surge - matinee
DESCRIPTION:Performing for the first time at the West Australian Ballet Centre\, LINK present SURGE\, a triple bill of new dance works designed for this location. Emerging choreographers Liesel Zink (Brisbane) and Matt Cornell (Darwin) will join established Australian dance maker and LINK Artistic Director\, Michael Whaites to create an exciting and varied program of works on the talented dancers of the LINK company. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/surge-matinee/
LOCATION:West Australian Ballet Centre\, 134 Whatley Crescent\, Maylands\, WA\, 6051\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141022T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141022T213000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140709T021214Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140709T021214Z
UID:720-1414008000-1414013400@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Overexposed
DESCRIPTION:Two rooms. Two points of view. One story. Nothing is private. \nReturning from overseas\, Marisa just wants to see her family and get her life back to normal. She waits in the airport queue\, looking forward to seeing them. It’s taking ages\, she’s impatient…she just wants to go home. \nMarisa’s being watched. What happens next will change her life forever. \nStarring Danielle Micich and Humphrey Bower (Wish)\, written by Suzie Miller (Dust\, Driving Into Walls) and dramaturged by Kate Champion (Force Majeure\, Sydney Theatre Company)\, Overexposed brings together some of Australia’s finest talent for this special performance event. \nIn separate rooms\, both sides of the story will unfold at the same time – which will you see? \nButton Text\nPerformance Dates: \n\n\nWed 22 Oct\, 8pm\nThu 23 Oct\, 8pm\nFri 24 Oct\, 8pm\nSat 25 Oct\, 8pm\nTue 28 Oct\, 8pm\nWed 29 Oct\, 11am\nWed 29 Oct\, 8pm\nThu 30 Oct\, 8pm\nFri 31 Oct\, 8pm\nSat 1 Nov\, 8pm
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/overexposed/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Performing Lines WA":MAILTO:marketing@performinglines.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141028T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141028T213000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140709T024112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140709T024112Z
UID:744-1414526400-1414531800@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Overexposed
DESCRIPTION:Two rooms. Two points of view. One story. Nothing is private. \nReturning from overseas\, Marisa just wants to see her family and get her life back to normal. She waits in the airport queue\, looking forward to seeing them. It’s taking ages\, she’s impatient…she just wants to go home. \nMarisa’s being watched. What happens next will change her life forever. \nStarring Danielle Micich and Humphrey Bower (Wish)\, written by Suzie Miller (Dust\, Driving Into Walls) and dramaturged by Kate Champion (Force Majeure\, Sydney Theatre Company)\, Overexposed brings together some of Australia’s finest talent for this special performance event. \nIn separate rooms\, both sides of the story will unfold at the same time – which will you see? \nButton Text\nPerformance Dates: \n\n\nWed 22 Oct\, 8pm\nThu 23 Oct\, 8pm\nFri 24 Oct\, 8pm\nSat 25 Oct\, 8pm\nTue 28 Oct\, 8pm\nWed 29 Oct\, 11am\nWed 29 Oct\, 8pm\nThu 30 Oct\, 8pm\nFri 31 Oct\, 8pm\nSat 1 Nov\, 8pm
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/overexposed-2/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Performing Lines WA":MAILTO:marketing@performinglines.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141029T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141029T123000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140709T024229Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140709T024229Z
UID:749-1414580400-1414585800@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Overexposed - matinee
DESCRIPTION:Two rooms. Two points of view. One story. Nothing is private. \nReturning from overseas\, Marisa just wants to see her family and get her life back to normal. She waits in the airport queue\, looking forward to seeing them. It’s taking ages\, she’s impatient…she just wants to go home. \nMarisa’s being watched. What happens next will change her life forever. \nStarring Danielle Micich and Humphrey Bower (Wish)\, written by Suzie Miller (Dust\, Driving Into Walls) and dramaturged by Kate Champion (Force Majeure\, Sydney Theatre Company)\, Overexposed brings together some of Australia’s finest talent for this special performance event. \nIn separate rooms\, both sides of the story will unfold at the same time – which will you see? \nButton Text\nPerformance Dates: \n\n\nWed 22 Oct\, 8pm\nThu 23 Oct\, 8pm\nFri 24 Oct\, 8pm\nSat 25 Oct\, 8pm\nTue 28 Oct\, 8pm\nWed 29 Oct\, 11am\nWed 29 Oct\, 8pm\nThu 30 Oct\, 8pm\nFri 31 Oct\, 8pm\nSat 1 Nov\, 8pm
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/overexposed-matinee/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Performing Lines WA":MAILTO:marketing@performinglines.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141029T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141029T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140922T034607Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140922T034607Z
UID:1250-1414605600-1414616400@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:In Short
DESCRIPTION:Unkempt Dance (with the support of STRUT) presents In Short.\nspecial program of short independent dance works\nGet up close and personal as six short dance works inhabit Uncle Joe’s Mess Hall\, unfolding throughout the cafe setting. A collection of Perth’s most intriguing choreographers are set to transform the corners and coves of the space in this site-specific series\, so choose your view and experience dance close up and coffee stained. \nIn Short (a special edition of SHORT CUTS) is one of the only regular platforms for indepedent dance in WA. \nButton Text\nWhen:\n29 – 30 October @ 6pm + 8pm\n1    –  2   November @ 6pm + 8pm
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/in-short/
LOCATION:Uncle Joe’s Mess Hall\, 74-76 King Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141106T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141106T200000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140922T042730Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140922T042730Z
UID:1263-1415300400-1415304000@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Meeting Places
DESCRIPTION:Presented as part of the Fremantle Festival: Meeting Places is a multi-arts performance experience featuring the Australian premiere of the Remnant Dance film of the same name\, after its successful international premiere in Myanmar (Burma) this year. The dance film will be contextualised within an exhibition of paintings by Amanda Humphries and contemporary dance by Perth-based collective\, Remnant Dance. \nArt Exhibition: open daily 11am-4pm\, 3-9 November \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/meeting-places/
LOCATION:PS Art Space (PSAS)\, 22 Pakenham Street\, Fremantle\, WA\, 6160\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141115T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141115T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20141112T063339Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141112T063339Z
UID:1435-1416079800-1416085200@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:Synchronicity
DESCRIPTION:West Australian Academy of Performing Arts\nChoreographed by: Rafael Bonachela\, Aimee Smith\, Natalie Weir and August Bournonville\nPerformed by: 2nd and 3rd Year Dance students \nWAAPA is extremely excited to mount Sydney Dance Company Director\, Rafael Bonachela’s acclaimed The Land of Yes and The Land of No as part of this final dance season for the year. The first conceptual collaboration between Bonachela and composer Ezio Bosso was inspired by road signs such as one way\, speed limit and roundabout.The piece is wrought from the many signs and symbols that rule our everyday lives and spark hidden memories. It is an abstract\, intensely emotive and highly physical work. Classical dance fans will be impressed by the colour and vibrancy of Kim McCarthy’s and Andries Weidemann’s restaging of Bournonville’s much loved Napoli which tells the story of Teresina\, a young Italian girl who falls in love with Gennaro\, a poor fisherman against the wishes of her mother. Aimee Smith\, recent recipient of a British Council Australia’s Realise Your Dream Award\, rounds out the program with a brand new work. Meanwhile Justin Rutzou remounts Natalie Weir’s iconic work Proofsheet. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/synchronicity/
LOCATION:Geoff Gibbs Theatre\, Edith Cowan University\,\, Perth\, WA\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141119T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141119T120000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20141021T014410Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141021T014410Z
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SUMMARY:TRACKSUIT 2014 - Matinee
DESCRIPTION:What is a Tracksuiter?\nBased at the Midland Junction Arts Centre\, TRACKSUIT through DADAA WA (Disability in the Arts\, Disadvantage in the Arts WA)\, provides inclusive dance-based workshop and performance opportunities for adults with an experience of disability\, mental health or social exclusion. Over the past five years\, TRACKSUIT has been the vehicle to develop interesting\, diverse and personable movers willing to share their stories\, willing to expand the definition of ‘dance’ and willing to broaden the aesthetics of ‘the dancer’. \nTRACKSUIT 2014 includes a premiere of a new work ‘Royal’ created by Tracksuiters in collaboration with dance artist Paige Gordon. There will be multiple screenings of the short films created during the 2014 TRACKSUIT/SCITECH partnership and post-performance Artist Forums chaired by industry Featured Guests. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/tracksuit-matinee/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="DAADA":MAILTO:tracksuit@dadaa.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141119T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141119T190000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20141021T015630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141021T015630Z
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SUMMARY:TRACKSUIT 2014
DESCRIPTION:What is a Tracksuiter?\nBased at the Midland Junction Arts Centre\, TRACKSUIT through DADAA WA (Disability in the Arts\, Disadvantage in the Arts WA)\, provides inclusive dance-based workshop and performance opportunities for adults with an experience of disability\, mental health or social exclusion. Over the past five years\, TRACKSUIT has been the vehicle to develop interesting\, diverse and personable movers willing to share their stories\, willing to expand the definition of ‘dance’ and willing to broaden the aesthetics of ‘the dancer’. \nTRACKSUIT 2014 includes a premiere of a new work ‘Royal’ created by Tracksuiters in collaboration with dance artist Paige Gordon. There will be multiple screenings of the short films created during the 2014 TRACKSUIT/SCITECH partnership and post-performance Artist Forums chaired by industry Featured Guests. \nButton Text
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/tracksuit-2014/
LOCATION:Studio Underground\, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia\, 174/192 William Street\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="DAADA":MAILTO:tracksuit@dadaa.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141119T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141119T213000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20141021T052104Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141021T052104Z
UID:1393-1416421800-1416432600@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:2014 West Australian Dance Awards
DESCRIPTION:Proudly supported by MoveMe and presented by Ausdance WA \nIt’s that time of year again!\nTime to air out your best frocks and formal wear for the 2014 West Australian Dance Awards! \nThis year we acknowledge the significant contribution of two of the state’s long-serving contemporary dance companies\, Buzz Dance Theatre and STEPS Youth Dance Company. We hope that you will join us in recognising and celebrating this outstanding legacy in Western Australia\, as well as this year’s award nominees and winners.
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/2014-wada/
LOCATION:bamBOO (Luxe Bar Courtyard)\, 446 Beaufort Street\, Highgate\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Ausdance WA":MAILTO:wa@ausdance.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141122T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Perth:20141122T213000
DTSTAMP:20260405T110600
CREATED:20140923T022136Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140923T022136Z
UID:1323-1416686400-1416691800@www.ausdancewa.org.au
SUMMARY:BEAST #3 + No one will tell us... DOUBLE BILL
DESCRIPTION:BEAST #3 (world premiere)\nJo Pollitt & Paea Leach (AUS)\n‘They pick up and put down their feet for years and years and years.’\n– Marcella Polain (Quiet Beast 2012). \nBeast #3 is the third rendering of an original score created in 2012 as a ‘side by side song cycle of movement’. It is driven by a particular physicality shared by Pollitt and Leach emboldened by a perpetual duet of long distance correspondence. The original ‘Quiet Beast’ was a duet created and performed in collaboration with writer Marcella Polain and musician Mace Francis\, presented at Venn Gallery in Perth 2012. The 2nd incarnation ‘Amplified Beast’ was performed by 30 WAAPA undergraduates and guests in 2013. \nThis 3rd version Beast #3 both develops and responds to the original score in an intimate continuum offset by the poetic banality of real life\, song cycles\, and the physicality of words rendered by dancers as writers. Deeply informed by the rigorous exchange between the dancers and the dance\, the work is a paradox of simultaneously building and collapsing structures to reveal attention\, mark interruption and amplify potential. \nPerformers:\nJo Pollitt\nPaea Leach\nPatricia Wood\nRachel Arianne Ogle\nTony Currie\nLanie Mason\nLighting: Ellen Knops\nImage Credit: Eva Fernandes \n \nNo-one will tell us… (WA premiere)\nRosalind Crisp (AUS/FRANCE)\n“It’s magical…. No one will tell us (the artists) what to do\, (the audience) what it means\,(anyone) what it is. Well\, it’s dance\, dance theatre even\, like never before.”\nKeith Gallasch\, Real-Time. \nNo-one will tell us… thrusts four performing artists into an immediate encounter.\nThese are long-term collaborators\, fully engaged in their individual artistic practices: dance artist Rosalind Crisp\, rock musician Hansueli Tischhauser\, performance improvisor Andrew Morrish and lighting designer Marco Wehrspann. \nWhat happens when their practices collide? What is ripped apart? \nWhat remains? How do they co-exist? \nPerformers:\nRosalind Crisp (Aust/France)\nAndrew Morrish (Aust/France)\nHansueli Tischhauser (Switzerland)\nLighting: Marco Wehrspann (Germany)\nProduction: Rosalind Crisp/Omeo Dance (Aust/Fr)\nImage Credit: Patrick Berger
URL:https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/event/double-bill/
LOCATION:WA
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