FORM DANCE PROJECTS  AND 
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT
DANCE BITES 2019

Dancer. Percussionist. Rivals. A strange and mesmeric double act.

Three-time APRA Art Music Award-winning percussionist Claire Edwardes and Helpmann Award-winning dancer Richard Cilli unite their distinct virtuosic talents in an unusual presentation of how movement sounds, and how sound moves.

From formal beginnings into virtuosic performance and competitive play, Edwardes and Cilli collaborate with acclaimed director and choreographer Gideon Obarzanek and Australia’s leading electro-pop composer Paul Mac to create an intriguing display.

Set in the orthodox world of a music and dance recital, the ambiguous relationship between the two performers intensifies. The outcomes are impressive, disturbing and wildly ecstatic.

“On stage Richard Cilli looks like he was born to dance. His fluid, rippling style is eminently watchable.’ – Nina Levy, Dance Australia.  

“To say (Claire Edwardes) is virtuosic is redundant; she’s more, transforming what must clearly look promising on manuscript paper into sonorous, shimmering aural opulence.” – Australian Stage

WATCH TRAILER

DIRECTOR
GIDEON OBARZANEK

PERFORMERS
RICHARD CILLI, CLAIRE EDWARDES

LIGHTING DESIGN
BOSCO SHAW

COMPOSITION AND SOUND DESIGN
PAUL MAC, CLAIRE EDWARDES

PRODUCER
ERIN MILNE

28 FEBRUARY – 2 MARCH, 2019 7.45PM
Matinée 2 MARCH, 2019 12.30PM

RIVERSIDE THEATRES
PARRAMATTA

Dance Bites Tickets: Adult: $35
Concession: $28 School bookings: $22

Running Time: 50 Minutes

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SATURDAY 2 MARCH
MASTERCLASS & SHOW PACKAGE

Advanced secondary (yr 11 & 12), tertiary & pre-professional dancers, you are invited to take part in a masterclass led by Richard Cilli (former dancer of Sydney Dance Company). The masterclass will consist of a warmup, creative tasks & repertoire from RECITAL. Following that you can watch the performance and participate in a Q&A with the performers.

10AM MASTERCLASS (Parramatta Town Hall)
12.30PM Matinee, Q&A

Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Masterclass (individuals): $18
Masterclass and Show (school bookings): $28

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*Transaction fees apply

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Tuesday 9 April 10AM – 2PM
Wednesday 10 April 10AM – 2PM

FORM Dance Projects is delighted to present its annual Choreographic Workshop in 2019 in partnership with Sydney Dance Company. This popular program provides HSC Dance students with the unique opportunity to develop their choreographic skills under the guidance of industry professionals. Mentored by Sydney Dance Company artists, the practical workshop shares choreographic tools and techniques gleaned from the company’s methodology and productions.
In the immersive one-day workshop, students learn new ways to generate interesting material and movements, and develop their confidence and creativity in composition. The workshop program will also include insights into Rafael Bonachela’s artistic process through viewing and discussing excerpts of Sydney Dance Company work with the artists. The Choreographic Workshop is particularly valuable for HSC dance students and students who would like to participate in Sharp Short Dance later in the year.

“It taught the students a new way to choreograph.” – HSC Dance Teacher

Studio location: Parramatta Town Hall (near train station)
Duration: 4 hours including lunch break – One day only
Ticket Price: $30 per student – Supervising teacher free

FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact: admin@form.org.au, 02-98065609

Don’t miss out! Book early.
Bookings

Sydney Dance Company Resource Pack available.
Suitable for years 10 – 12

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FORM DANCE PROJECTS  AND
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT
DANCE BITES 2019

Sydney-based dancer and choreographer, Lucky Lartey, draws upon his knowledge of traditional rhythms and dance as well as his understanding of contemporary movement practices to explore the longstanding relationship between hip hop culture and West African storytelling traditions. In this new solo, Lucky takes us on a personal journey revealing how hip hop has travelled full circle to Africa.

“I want to create a work that highlights the tradition of storytelling in West Africa and how it was used to pass on and share knowledge. How this tradition was then adopted by hip hop culture as a tool for survival and a way of giving a voice to marginalised young people”. Lucky Lartey, Sept 2018

CHOREOGRAPHER & PERFORMERS
LUCKY LARTEY & GUESTS

6 – 8 JUNE, 2019 7.45PM
RIVERSIDE THEATRES
PARRAMATTA

LEARN THE REPERTOIRE SEE THE SHOW
FRIDAY 7 JUNE
10AM WORKSHOP (Studio location TBC )
12.30PM Matinee Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Years 10 – 12
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Dance Bites Tickets: Adult: $35*
Concession: $28*

Bookings

Learn the Repertoire See The Show
Student: $28 & additional teachers (supervising teacher free)
Student: $22 (matinee only)

Book Workshop

Running Time: 60 Minutes
*Transaction fees apply

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FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT
DANCE BITES 2019

A NIGHT’S GAME
TOURED by DANCE MAKERS COLLECTIVE (AUSTRALIA)

Twin sisters, Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, combine moments of extraordinary physicality with moments of grace and beauty to explore concepts of incarceration. Through blends of dance genres, precise rhythms and gestures, their relationship transforms forcing them to recount the duality of their emotions.

For the first time in Australia, this season is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to experience the sisters’ fast paced and dynamic dance technique moulded from working with the likes of Akram Khan, Retina Dance Company and Ultima Vez.

“Alleyne Dance are rising stars of the contemporary dance scene” Pawlet Brookes Serendipity UK 20/10/17

“with the poignancy of poetry, in gestures cut with a line, they recount the duality of emotions and this time spent in the reconciliation of contradictory feelings. A delight.” La Depeche 24/09/17

CHOREOGRAPHERS/PERFORMERS
KRISTINA AND SAD’E ALLEYNE (UK)

LIGHTING DESIGNER
LUCY HANSOM

MUSIC
ALAN DICKER, SAMUEL KERRIDGE, PAUL ENGLISHBY, O’LAFUR ARNALDS, KEVIN MACLEOD 

5 – 7 SEPTEMBER, 2019 7.45PM
RIVERSIDE THEATRES
PARRAMATTA

LEARN THE REPERTOIRE SEE THE SHOW
FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER
10AM WORKSHOP (Studio location TBC)
12.30PM Matinee Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Years 10 – 12
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Dance Bites Tickets: Adult: $35*
Concession: $28*

Bookings

Learn the Repertoire See The Show
Student: $28 & additional teachers (supervising teacher free)
Student: $22 (matinee only)

Book Workshop

Running Time: 50 Minutes
* Transaction fees apply

Watch trailer here

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FORM DANCE PROJECTS AND
RIVERSIDE THEATRES PRESENT
DANCE BITES 2019

MEA CULPA

In her newest dance-theatre ensemble work, Cloé Fournier scrutinises our relationship with technology and how social interactions continue to evolve – ever-changing over life and times.

Fuelled by a science fiction trans-human narrative, Mea Culpa displays a futuristic society composed of a remaining microcosm of 7 female bodies. Exploring and exploiting the idea of the human machine: part-mechanical, part-human; Fournier develops a movement aesthetic that blends and stretches contemporary and French folk-dance vocabularies.

“…embodying the female form as the absolute centre of attention (Cloé Fournier) examines the metamorphosis of the female entity obliged to constantly adapt to a demanding society or to reconfigure, as a means of survival.” Mark G Nagle – Theatre Now 18/06/18

CHOREOGRAPHER
CLOE FOURNIER

PERFORMERS
TBC

DRAMATURG
PETER MAPLE

LIGHTING DESIGNER
GUY HARDING

COSTUME DESIGNER
MELANIE LIERTZ

MUSIC COMPOSER
JAMES BROWN

17 – 19 OCTOBER, 2019 7.45PM
RIVERSIDE THEATRES
PARRAMATTA

LEARN THE REPERTOIRE SEE THE SHOW
FRIDAY 18 OCTOBER
10AM Workshop (Studio location TBC)
12.30PM Matinee Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Years 10 – 12
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Dance Bites Tickets: Adult: $35*
Concession: $28*

Bookings

Learn the Repertoire See the Show
Student: $28 & additional teachers (supervising teacher free)
Student: $22 (matinee only)

Book Workshop

Running Time: 60 Minutes
*Transaction fees apply

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For more information regarding the FORM Education Program contact:

Email: admin@form.org.au or education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
Phone: +61 2 9806 5609

RECITAL, MASTERCLASS

Image: Ross Coulter

In this masterclass we will introduce the material from Recital, a  strange and mesmeric double act that is set in the orthodox world of a music and dance recital.

You will explore some of the games that Claire (APRA Art Music Award winning percussionist) and Richard (Helpmann Award winning dancer) play, and  learn excerpts of Richard’s solos exploring the themes of polyrhythm and phase. The masterclass will consist of a warmup, games, repertoire and a creative task relating to the repertoire. After the performance there will be a Q&A with the artists.

Dates & Times
Saturday 2 March
10AM Masterclass (Riverside Theatre-TBC)
12:30PM Schools Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Advanced Secondary  (yr 11 & 12) and Tertiary dancers
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Masterclass (individuals): $18
Masterclass and Show (school bookings): $28

Book

FULL CIRCLE

Image: Dom O’Donnell

“I want to create a work that highlights the tradition of storytelling in West Africa and how it was used to pass on and share knowledge. How this tradition was then adopted by hip hop culture as a tool for survival and a way of giving a voice to marginalised young people.” – Lucky Lartey

Sydney-based dancer and choreographer, Lucky Lartey, draws upon his knowledge of traditional rhythms and dance as well as his understanding of contemporary movement practices to explore the longstanding relationship between hip hop culture and West African storytelling traditions. In this new solo work, Lucky will take you and your students on a personal journey revealing how hip hop has travelled full circle to Africa.

Dates & Times
Friday 7 June
10AM WORKSHOP (Studio location TBC)
12.30PM Matinee Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Years 10 – 12
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Student: $28 & additional teachers (supervising teacher free)
Student: $22 (matinee only)

Book

A NIGHT’S GAME

Image: Irven Lewis

Join us as the rising stars of contemporary dance, twin sisters Kristina and Sadé Alleyne (Alleyne Dance) bring their internationally acclaimed show to Australia for the first time.

Trained in African, Kathak and Latin dance, as well as hip hop and circus skills, the sisters combine moments of extraordinary physicality with grace and beauty to explore the prospect of incarceration.

In the workshop prior to the show, students will have the rare chance to experience the sisters’ fast-paced and dynamic movement technique inspired and developed from working with the likes of Akram Khan, Retina Dance Company and Ultima Vez.

Dates & Times
Friday 6 September
10AM Schools Workshop (Studio location TBC)
12:30PM Schools Matinee Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Years 10 – 12
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Student: $28 & additional teachers (supervising teacher free)
Student: $22 (matinee only)

Book

MEA CULPA

Image: Alex Apt

In her new dance-theatre ensemble work, French born Australian based multi-disciplinary artist Cloé Fournier explores how we relate to technology and how our social interactions have evolved and continue to change.

Driven by its science fiction driven narrative Mea Culpa takes you on a journey to a futuristic society inhabited by a microcosm of seven female bodies, part human, part machines.

The workshop will provide an insight in Fournier’s choreography which blends contemporary and French folk dance vocabularies.

Dates & Times
Friday 18 October
10AM Schools Workshop (Studio location TBC)
12:30PM Schools Performance (Lennox Theatre, Riverside)

Suitable for Years 10 – 12
Education Bookings: education_riverside@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au
PH: 02 8839 3308

Student: $28 & additional teachers (supervising teacher free)
Student: $22 (matinee only)

Book

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Suitable for students 21 years or Under

Sharp Short Dance unearths the finest young dancers from Sydney and beyond.

The festival provides a rare opportunity for aspiring choreographers and dancers to display their talents in a supportive environment. Sharp Short Dance inspires young performers to strive for their own artistic excellence and encourages active youth participation in all genres of dance from tap to Bollywood, from indigenous to hip hop, from classical to contemporary.

Over the season more than fifty dance works will be created and performed by young dancers and choreographers 21 years and under.

Entries can be up to 5 minutes in length. Entrants perform in a heat and a panel of industry professionals invite the best works to perform in the final. Winning performances are eligible for awards such as Most Innovative Choreography, Most Outstanding Male and Female Dancer and the Audience Choice Award. Finalists are also eligible for valuable industry secondment opportunities with leading dance companies.

YouTube and Vimeo Submissions preferred

Please email sharpshortdance@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au for more information.

Registrations

Dates and Times

Entries open: Monday 24 June 2019

Entries close: Monday 21 October 2019

Price $15 per work

Heats Tuesday 12-Thursday 14 November at 7.15pm

Final  Saturday 16 November at 7.15pm

Audience Tickets

Audience members

Ticket Price

HEATS: Adult: $18 Concession/student $12

FINAL: All Tickets $25

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DIRECTOR: EMMA SAUNDERS
ASSOCIATE ARTIST: ROB McCREDIE
WRITER: FELICITY CASTAGNA
COMPOSERS: JODI PHILLIS & AMANDA BROWN
WSYO CONDUCTOR: JAMES PENSINI
VISUAL ARTIST: DAVID CAPRA
DANCERS: SARAH KALULE, LAWRENCEA MATEARIKI, SABRINA MUSZYNSKI, JOSHUA O’CONNOR, NAOMI REICHARDT, FERAS SHAHEEN, CAYLAN SPENDLOVE, XARA ZAINEDDINE, TEGAN J. RUSHTON & FLING SENIOR ENSEMBLE DANCERS
MUSICIANS: WESTERN SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRA

About ENCOUNTER
ENCOUNTER is a cross-disciplinary project featuring orchestral music, contemporary dance and physical theatre. On this production FORM will partner with Western Sydney Youth Orchestra, Four Winds Festival, fLiNG Physical Theatre and Bundanon Trust. WSYO offers highly reputable orchestral training to young musicians living in Western Sydney, under the leadership of conductor, James Pensini. FORM has a similar mission in the annual Sharp Short Dance Festival providing mentoring, industry networking and performance opportunities for young Western Sydney dancers.

About The Producer
FORM Dance Projects is a dynamic hub for Australian contemporary dance based in Parramatta. Since 2011 FORM has grown into one of Australia’s leading dance presenters. Its aim is to support Australian choreographers in all stages of their career, develop artists’ national profiles, provide professional development opportunities, engage with the local community in meaningful ways, including Western Sydney young people and cultural performers, and connect with audiences.

FORM’s program encompasses successfully commissioning and producing genre-defying large-scale festival productions with the aim to provide professional development for artists, create opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaborations and develop new audiences. The first production was PUNCTURE, directed by Patrick Nolan, commissioned by FORM Dance Projects and co-produced with Legs on the Wall and Vox, Sydney Philharmonia Choirs delighting critics and audiences with its mix of choral music, physical theatre and contemporary dance. This was followed by commissioning and producing  CHAMPIONS, directed by Martin del Amo, positioning 11 highly skilled female dancers into a football stadium to challenge pervasive notions of who qualifies as a champion. Martin del Amo won the 2018 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Independent Dance for CHAMPIONS.

About The Director/Choreographer
Emma Saunders is an artist, who works as a dancer, curator, choreographer and educator. She graduated with a BA in Dance and Grad Dip Ed (Dance/Drama) from the University of Western Sydney. Her work is immediate, often working with humour, everyday movements, repetition, duration and abstraction. She is a co-founder member of The Fondue Set, and was the inaugural Dance Curator at Campbelltown Arts Centre (2008 – 2012), where she co-curated a series of dance projects that examine community, location, exchange, culture, age and the interdisciplinary nature of making dance work. She is currently an Associate Artist of NORPA, Lismore, NSW.

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PATRON: DR GRAHAM FARQUHAR AO
Senior Australian of the Year 2018
“The important point to note, however, is that as a dancer I made a wonderful biophysicist.”

DANscienCE Moving Well

This one-day event at Riverside Theatres, Parramatta, curated by award winning dance artist Liz Lea (Outstanding Achievement in Community Dance – Australian Dance Awards 2017), features performances, films and a forum with guest artists and health specialists moderated by arts journalist, Caroline Baum.

DANscienCE Moving Well explores the nexus between dance and science in the fields of health, well-being and longevity. Moving Well promotes creativity in all ages and the way in which current research and practice in the areas of dance and health bring value to our bodies and minds at varying stages of life.

We have 15 speakers hailing from across Australia and from the US and UK who will cover areas including mental health, connection to country, technique, mixed abilities and recovery from illness. We have presentations ranging from movement in babies to a performance by the living dance legend Eileen Kramer, who is 103 years of age.

RIVERSIDE THEATRES
PARRAMATTA

SATURDAY, 2 JUNE 2018
TALKS   PERFORMANCES   FILMS

LENNOX THEATRE
10AM

Liz Lea (ACT/AUS)
DANscienCE Director, independent choreographer and performer

Introducing DANscienCE Moving Well, a day of talks, performances and films – a surprising and unexpected program from its inception in 2013 at CSIRO Discovery Canberra to 2015 at QUT, to Moving Well 2018 in Western Sydney.

Professor Gene Moyle (QLD/AUS)
Head of School, School of Creative Practice, QUT, Creative Industries Faculty
Opening Address
The Psychology of Moving Well

Professor Kate Stevens (NSW/AUS)
Director, MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development Western Sydney University
Keynote Presentation
The Body Knows: Distributed and Embodied Cognition in Contemporary Dance

MORNING TEA BREAK

LENNOX THEATRE

Short Performance
Offbeat Dance Group– Dance for People with Parkinson’s (ACT/AUS)
Featuring Offbeat Dance Group members and Dance for Parkinson’s workshop leaders.
(Dance for Parkinson’s Workshop Friday June 1 – registrations here)

Erica Rose Jeffrey (QLD/AUS)
Director and lead teacher, Dance for Parkinson’s Australia and
Nadeesha Kalyani (QLD)
PhD research student at QUT and physiotherapist
Presentation
Effects of Dance for Parkinson’s on gait, dual-tasking and quality of life in Parkinson’s disease 

Dr James Oldham (NSW/AUS)
Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Wollongong. Senior Staff Specialist Psychiatrist
CAMHS Adolescent Inpatient Service & Adolescent Day Unit
Presentation
Movement as an effective therapy for trauma and depression

Dr Luke Hopper (WA/AUS)
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University Perth
Presentation
The biomechanical irony of dance expertise

The GOLDs (ACT/AUS)
Grand Finale
Choreographed by Martin del Amo (NSW/AUS)
The Golds (Growing Old Disgracefully) are a group of Canberrans aged 60-90 years, who after retiring from a diversity of careers, now live to dance. They break the stereotype that dance is only for the young and bring into the spotlight, the intelligence and insight that age can reveal.
Grand Finale, choreographed by Martin del Amo, is an extract of Great Sport! a site-specific dance work, presented at the National Museum of Australia for World Health Day 2016. Great Sport! celebrated the legacy of Australian movement, sporting history and health and well-being. The work was awarded a 2017 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Community Dance under the direction of Liz Lea.

12:30 PM – 1:30PM  LUNCH BREAK
A short performance by young performers in the STARTTS Capoeira Angola Project Bantu lead by Mestre Roxinho.
Riverside Courtyard 

Following the lunch break the Speakers Program continues in both the Lennox and Rafferty’s Theatres between 1.30 PM to 3 PM.

Dr Jeff Meiners (EdD) (SA/AUS)
Lecturer, School of Education, University of South Australia.
Presentation
Exploring the effects of dance on mental wealth across generations

Gwen Korebrits (NSW/AUS)
CEO & Co-founder Dance Health Alliance
Presentation
Inviting people to find Freedom Through Movement

Vicky Malin (UK)
Independent Dance Artist
Presentation
A presentation detailing creative practice in relation to encounters with professionals working in neurological and rehabilitation research to explore the movement and connections of her hands.

Rachel O’Loughlin (NSW/AUS)
Paediatric Physiotherapist Eurobodalla Community Health Service
Presentation
Dance of the Newborn; The Origins of Intentional Movement

Dr Christopher Knowlton (USA)
Manager of the Motion Analysis Laboratory at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago
Presentation
A professional dancer, motion analysis scientist and cancer-survivor, Christopher Knowlton traces the path that dance and science has carved through his winding career, a myriad of current projects and unexpected turns of health.

Jo Clancy (NSW/AUS)
Director of the Wagana Aboriginal Dancers
Presentation
Sum of our Ancestors

Janet Karin OAM (VIC/AUS)
Professional Associate, University of Canberra
Presentation
Developing ballet students’ creativity through implicit learning and sensori-kinetic feedback. 

Dr Shakeh Momartin (NSW/AUS)
Senior Researcher and Clinical Psychologist
NSW Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors
STARTTS Capoeira Angola Project Bantu; Counselling in Motion

PANEL DISCUSSION
3 to 4 PM – LENNOX THEATRE
Panel discussion with guest speakers including DANscienCE Patron, Professor Graham Farquhar AO, Dr Christopher Knowlton, Professor Gene Moyle and Vicky Malin, moderated by Caroline Baum, author and journalist.

4:30 PM – FILM SCREENING with Q & A, moderated by Dr. Amanda Card
RAFFERTY’S THEATRE – (Limited capacity – only included in premium package Forum+Films+RED)
On View: Icons (excerpts)
Sue Healey
Since its inception in 2015, (Carriageworks video installation) the On View: Icons series has evolved into a collection of portraits of dance artists whose legacies deserve to be remembered. For DANscienCE Moving Well, Sue Healey will show film excerpts featuring dance luminaries Lucette Aldous AC, Elizabeth Cameron Dalman OAM, Nanette Hassall AM and centenarian Eileen Kramer who will make a live appearance. Screening followed by Q & A with Sue Healey.
Duration:  60 minutes includes Film (approx. 30mins) and Q&A
Classification: G 

5.30 PM – FILM SCREENING
RAFFERTY’S THEATRE – (Limited capacity – only included in premium package Forum+Films+RED)
MICHELLE’S STORY
Meryl Tankard
Australian choreographer Meryl Tankard, in her filmmaking debut, creates an inspirational portrait of dancer Michelle Ryan whose passion and courage has enabled her to overcome life-shattering personal adversity. At the peak of her career, Michelle Ryan was one of Australia’s leading artists, dancing under the direction of Meryl Tankard at the Australian Dance Theatre. From there she toured the world until she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Michelle’s Story is an uplifting story that offers insight into the world of dance and disability and the liberating power of art.
Duration:  30 Minute film
Classification: PG

PERFORMANCE
8 PM – LENNOX THEATRE
1 -2 JUNE
RED
A new solo by Liz Lea
2017 ACT Artist of the Year
A tale told by one woman with a particular take on how time passes for us all. Let Liz Lea get you in touch with your mischievous self in this new and captivating work about the temporal workings of your own body.
Read more here RED
Duration:  55 minutes
Sensitive material – this performance contains references to illness, endometriosis, surgery and fertility.
(Patrons have the option to choose Friday June 1 or Saturday June 2 evening performance of RED in DANscienCE package)

DSMW Speakers Program

DSMW Biographies

 Tickets
Adult Package
$65* – $75*
Seniors/Concession Package
$38* – $45*

Book

BOX OFFICE BOOKINGS: 02 8839 3399

 WATCH

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Dance for Parkinson’s classes are open and appropriate for all levels and no experience is necessary. This unique workshop in Parramatta will be led by Dance for Parkinson’s Australian Program Co-ordinator, Erica Rose Jeffrey and prominent community dance artist, Philip Piggin, and their team.

Date: Friday, 1 June

Time: 2pm to 3.15 pm class followed by Q & A and socialising until 4pm

Location: Studio 404, 404 Church Street, Parramatta (Disability access)

Tickets: FREE but registrations Essential

Bookings: Please email admin@form.org.au

Enquiries: (02) 9806 5609

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