| Title of work |
Doubting Lakes Edge |
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| Synopsis |
The parameters of the work oscillate between two spaces. A campsite, and an open space. The camping ground represents a place of settlement and the open space operates as a foreground for events. Both sites play with the notion of habitation, isolation and contamination. The narrative is a contemporary reflection in both idiom and mode of the time spent by the women passengers' aboard the Princess Royal and their first encounter with settlement in Tasmania in 1832. |
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| Choreography | |||||
| Music/sound |
Cobra Killer, I'm your Alibi with the support of Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods, Robert Schimdt - Mt Bulla Soundscore, Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions |
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| Dancers |
Craig Bary, Trisha Dunn, Lisa Griffiths, Malcolm McMillan, Jason Northam, Tania Tabacchi, Joanne White |
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| Designers |
Costume: Greg Clarke, Lighting: Joseph Mercurio |
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| Premiere | |||||
| Season/s |
Fair Game in 2003 |
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| Images |
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