Full Program
Daily Schedule
22 February
DJUKI MALA
Djuki Mala
30 minutes » 4:00pm - 4:30pm @ Powerhouse Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
Djuki Mala are a young Indigenous dance group who combine their own traditional Yolgnu culture and dance with pop culture.
DOUBLE BLIND
Stephanie Lake Company
60 minutes » 6:30pm - 7:30pm @ Powerhouse Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
Stephanie Lake's physical dance work Double Blind explores the nature of experimentation across art, choreography, science and psychology.
23 February
DRILL
Ahilan Ratnamohan
60 minutes » 12:45pm - 1:45pm @ Concert Hall, QPAC
Three athletes meet in a late-night, never-ending training session in Drill, a stripped-back exploration of the choreographic potential of athletic movement.
CUT THE SKY
Marrugeku
30 minutes » 4:45pm - 5:15pm @ Concert Hall, QPAC
Dance, video, poetry and song collide in Cut the Sky, an ambitious multidimensional work showcasing Marrugeku's unique contemporary choreography.
TRIUMPHS AND OTHER ALTERNATIVES
Muscle Mouth
70 minutes » 5:45pm - 6:55pm @ Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Sculpture and gutsy performance collide to create an original and visceral style of physical dance theatre in Triumphs and Other Alternatives.
24 February
HABITUS
Australian Dance Theatre
10 minutes » 3:00pm - 3:15pm @ Powerhouse Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
Habitus is an innovative and exciting contemporary dance work exploring the relationship between humans and our domestic world.
XY
Shaun Parker & Company
10 minutes » 7:15pm - 7:30pm @ Powerhouse Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
XY investigates the male XY chromosome and transforms it through the theatrical canvas of the male human body on stage.
25 February
COCKFIGHT
The Farm
60 minutes »
12:45pm
- 2:00pm
@ Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Repeat performance
Two office workers from different generations duel it out in a dangerous, hilarious and ultimately tender new dance theatre work.
26 February
MANA WAHINE
Okareka Dance Company
70 minutes » 3:00pm - 4:10pm @ Powerhouse Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
An all-female work that draws strength from traditional Māori culture to illustrate a tapestry of dance, theatre and film.
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