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Dance

Meet Me In The…

An evening of collective arts selected by three female choreographers

Dates: Thursday 13 December 2007 - Saturday 15 December 2007
Art accompanying 'Meet Me In The' by: Alec Moors

Marks That Behold

Sylvia Ferreira Dance Company

Director & Choreographer: Sylvia Dos Santos Ferreira
Musician: John Chambers
Dancers: Lorraine Smith, Jacqui Johnston & Wang Chen Chang

Marks that Behold has enticed and embodied the dark and light images of the Catholic religion. The work explores the dancers' and choreographer’s interpretation of those images. The piece does not attempt to make a statement about the religion: that is what the audience is there for…

Bäzarre

Being Small Dance

Directors: Bruno Mathez, Lizzie Sells & Maria Svensson
Performers: Lizzie Sells & Maria Svensson
Composer: Benoit Seyrat
Film Designer: Bruno Mathez

Being Small Dance’s latest work is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. First performed at Abundance International Dance Festival in Sweden in 2007, this new adaptation sees two dancers and a video artist experimenting more abstractly with the notions of dreams and surrealism.

Six Litres of Air

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Choreographer: Katja Nyqvist
Composer: Jacob Shirley
Performers: Katja Nyqvist & Jacob Shirley

Six Litres of Air explores the idea of breath as a rhythmic stimulus for movement and sound. It is a collaboration between a dancer and a musician playing the electric cello.