Presented by Iridescence Dance Company Nature, nurture and self. Seed; Noun 1. The unit of reproduction of a flowering plant, capable of developing into another such plant 1.1 A quantity...
Tesseract featuring the Floors live. A modern ballet of curiosities fusing the art of dance, movement and circus arts intersected by the auditory prowess of Perth’s very own dirty fuzz...
Two top-voted works from STRUT Dance’s hugely popular 2014 ‘Short Cuts’ season, re-worked & fully realised for this special 60 minutes of dance. Works: Sous Vide by Laura Boynes &...
As part of Fringe World 2015, every/nowhere is an immersive dance performance for an intimate audience, timed to individual sound scores. Blending improvisation, text and guided interactions, this performance exists in the in-between spaces – between here and elsewhere, past and present.
Presented by the West Australian Ballet as part of the 2015 Perth International Arts Festival Pack a picnic, join your friends and settle in for some stunning ballet under the...
A special STRUT Dance/ FringeWorld co-production. Three well-known Australian choreographers let loose in Perth’s Riverview Hotel The resulting new dance works, performed in three different spaces of the hotel, take...
Things That Matter is a ten minute dance work presented within The Blue Room Theatre's 600 Seconds Series.
Presented by Fringe World 2015 The Blue Room Theatre Summer Nights & James Welsby in association with PICA Origin: VIC Award-winning young choreographer James Welsby presents HEX, an hour-long, three...
Ginny is a girl stuck in romantic ideals of 1930s films. Let’s be honest, she thinks she’s Ginger Rogers. Amber is a girl struggling with modern day dating rules and her own awkwardness. Through comical interactions and divulgence of failed love stories, physicalized through a dynamic dance movement language, these two characters and their opposing ideas on dating etiquette take us on a pursuit of the perfect equation for romance.
Waiting room is an open process that assumes different shapes bringing to scene the investigation about relationships of creator and audience.
Ausdance WA is funded by the State Government of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industry.
The community of Ausdance WA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of all Lands and Countries on this continent. We pay particular respect to Elders, Cultural and Community Leaders, and emerging leaders. With this understanding of the country’s First Peoples, we are grateful for our place in learning and serving dance, Arts and Culture in Western Australia.
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