Marrugeku – Australia’s unique Indigenous and intercultural dance company – celebrates 25 years of ground-breaking performance this month with the online launch of its stunning book, Marrugeku: Telling That Story.
Published by Performance Research Books, Wales, and stunningly designed …
Some two years ago, French born Australian multi-disciplinary artist/choreographer, Cloé Fournier, teamed-up with dramaturg Peter Maple, and created the fierce, fiery crucible that would one day eventually forge a theatrical dance performance hot enough to melt the preconceived …
FORM Dance Projects will present MEA CULPA, a gutsy new dance theatre work from French-Australian multi-disciplinary artist Cloé Fournier at Riverside Theatres on October 18th and 19th.
Featuring intriguing movement and spoken word, MEA CULPA depicts …
FORM Dance Projects and Riverside Theatres will present a new dance theatre work, plenty serious TALK TALK, by acclaimed Indigenous dancer and choreographer Vicki Van Hout from 30th August to 1st September.
An explorative work delving into …
RED pushes emotional buttons as it portrays a personal story about a dancer’s ordeal with a life changing disability. Written and directed by Liz Lea (London Contemporary Dance School), who also plays the part of the dancer, she wrestles with …
FORM Dance Projects based in Parramatta have announced shows for 2018. FORM had a runaway success this year with CHAMPIONS (https://e.cpanel.red/form-dance-projects-presents-champions-carriageworks/)
The company is heading into the new year with a program curated by Miranda Wheen and new …
LONG GRASS tells the story of living rough in Darwin, and mixes traditional Aboriginal mysticism with the harsher realities of indigenous life. The show touches on many issues facing the Aboriginal community there: unemployment, domestic and alcohol abuse, and it …