March Dance acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation the traditional owners of the land and waters upon which we dance.
DOUBLE BILL -
CRITICAL PATH AND
CATAPULT DANCE
CHOREOGRAPHIC HUB
22 March | DRILL HALL
Double Bill Re/Collect unveils the notion of our inherent susceptibility to the distortion of memories throughout our lives. Mess captures the glamour, melodrama, and absurdity of a golden era. The work explores the dichotomous persona of the femme fatale and the ingenue. Part of a Residency-exchange program with Critical Path.
Re/Collect
Artist Statement:
Re/Collect unveils the notion of our inherent susceptibility to the distortion of memories throughout our lives. How our perceptions of events can change and through retrospect, we are able to alter and further create meaning to these memories, despite them being fixed in time
Artists: Mikayla Nangle and Alexandra Ford
Mess
Artist Statement:
Mess captures the glamour, melodrama, and absurdity of a golden era. The work explores the dichotomous persona of the femme fatale and the ingenue. Mess is the sweetness and wild physical discomfort , all hidden beneath the laboured pursuit of beauty and heady mythologised love.
Artist: Allie Graham and Skip Willcox
Image credit: Emalyn Knight
website
https://criticalpath.org.au/program_categories/public-events/
when
Sunday 22 March, TIME TBC
cost
FREE; limited capacity 60 audience
venue
Critical Path - Drill Hall
1C New Beach Rd, Darling Point NSW
