I could just sum up the experience of watching the latest Stephanie Lake Company work, The Chronicles, in one word: wow. But I feel that readers might just demand a few reasons as to why wow.
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Gems is a true Brisbane Festival gem. It was a privilege to experience an artistic event that is a creative collaboration between world-class choreographers, visual designers, musicians, dancers, and composers.
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Congratulations to the students, teachers, and families on an impressive demonstration of the skills of talented That’s Dance and Acrobatics’ students.
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Bangarra’s works are amazing, visually rich events that showcase powerful stories, each communicated through theatrical dance and illustrated with powerful soundscapes, great lighting/set design, and amazing costumes.
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All of the artists spent time in the room—in their pjs and UGGs of course—for bracelet training and to encourage audience participation throughout the show. And each discarded those comfier clothes when stepping onto the stage, for their moments in the spotlight.
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There were fifteen acts in the main stage Limelight Drama, Dance, and Song competitions—in addition to the display of the Visual Arts entries in the room. Each artist and performer brought their ‘A-game’ to the event… read on for my personal favourites …
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Collision melds Casus Circus acrobatics with Mad Dance House’s hip-hop. Inspiring, funny, invigorating control, skill and sheer high-energy from six talented performers.
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The Pink Martini Pop Up Cabaret Workshop was a free dance and singing workshop, at The Hills District Community Centre. A special one-off event, the workshop offered participants the option of later ‘taking to the stage’ as part of the evening show. Having seen the workshop, I can’t wait to see the actual show(girls)!
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