| Title of work |
As the Crow Flies |
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| Synopsis |
Long before it became a field of science, cartography was a contemplative pursuit: cartographers drew fabled landscapes and imaginary lands of their own divining. Over the past twenty years, some of the focus of academic geography has shifted away from descriptions of the land and focused instead on the landscapes that exist in the human mind. These are often extensive and complex. As the Crow Flies is essentially a landscape of the mind. |
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| Choreography | |||||
| Music/sound |
John Adams - Shaker Loops, Shaking and Trembling, Hymning Slews, Loops and verses, A final shaking |
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| Dancers |
Floeur Alder, Trisha Dunn, Kyle Kremerskothen, Jason Lam, Joshua Thomson, Tanya Voges |
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| Designers |
Costume: Alice Richardson, Odette Arietta-Shadbolt, Lighting: Darren Willmott |
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| Season/s |
The Earth Beneath our Feet in 2006 |
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