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Aerial Dance Tuesday Evenings
Aerial Dance Technique
led by Lee-Anne Litton
A 4-week course to give an introduction to aerial dance
using rope and harness.
The course will include strength training, Aerial Dance techniques & skills, integration of ground and air based Contemporary and Contact Improvisation dance through solo and group synchronised movement and play.
@ Annandale Creative Arts Center (81 Johnston Street, Annandale)
10th October - 31st October
7:00pm - 9:00pm
$200
To book or for more information, please contact Lee-Anne: litton.leeanne@gmail.com
Limited places, booking in advance essential.
led by Lee-Anne Litton
A 4-week course to give an introduction to aerial dance
using rope and harness.
The course will include strength training, Aerial Dance techniques & skills, integration of ground and air based Contemporary and Contact Improvisation dance through solo and group synchronised movement and play.
@ Annandale Creative Arts Center (81 Johnston Street, Annandale)
10th October - 31st October
7:00pm - 9:00pm
$200
To book or for more information, please contact Lee-Anne: litton.leeanne@gmail.com
Limited places, booking in advance essential.
Contact Improvisation Tuesday Evenings
Contact Improvisation Technique
Led by Lee-Anne Litton
A solid technical foundation allows Contact dancers to surrender deeper into a state of free and safe improvisational practice.
This 4-week series of classes is aimed at those who are interested on expanding their movement range and deepening their understanding of the technical underlay of Contact Improvisation.
Each of these sessions will build upon the previous one, as we investigate the complex (yet subtle and often unconscious) organisational patterns of our muscular-skeletal structure that are fundamental to maximise efficiency and flow.
@ Annandale Creative Arts Center (81 Johnston Street, Annandale)
11th October - 1st November
7:30pm - 9:30pm
$120
To book or for more information, please contact Lee-Anne: litton.leeanne@gmail.com
Limited places, booking in advance essential.
Led by Lee-Anne Litton
A solid technical foundation allows Contact dancers to surrender deeper into a state of free and safe improvisational practice.
This 4-week series of classes is aimed at those who are interested on expanding their movement range and deepening their understanding of the technical underlay of Contact Improvisation.
Each of these sessions will build upon the previous one, as we investigate the complex (yet subtle and often unconscious) organisational patterns of our muscular-skeletal structure that are fundamental to maximise efficiency and flow.
@ Annandale Creative Arts Center (81 Johnston Street, Annandale)
11th October - 1st November
7:30pm - 9:30pm
$120
To book or for more information, please contact Lee-Anne: litton.leeanne@gmail.com
Limited places, booking in advance essential.
Latest News
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENTS
Dusty Feet Collective (ALICE SPRINGS)
Alejandro and Lee-Anne had the pleasure of visiting Alice Springs to work with Dusty Feet Collective on their new project 'Come to the Edge' Below are some pics of them in action with the cast and with the community workshops.
Alejandro and Lee-Anne had the pleasure of visiting Alice Springs to work with Dusty Feet Collective on their new project 'Come to the Edge' Below are some pics of them in action with the cast and with the community workshops.
Australian Dance Theater and AC Arts
Alejandro and Lee-Anne spent a couple of days in Adelaide training the super keen cast of Australian Dance Theatre and the 1st and 2nd year dancers of AC Arts.
Alejandro and Lee-Anne spent a couple of days in Adelaide training the super keen cast of Australian Dance Theatre and the 1st and 2nd year dancers of AC Arts.
PERFORMANCES
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'No Place In A Gallery' apart of MONUMENTAL (working title)
Presented at Art Gallery of NSW curated by Latai Taumoepeau & Brian Fuata Produced by Intimate Spectacle. 'No place in a Gallery' inhabits the vertical space outside the Art Gallery. In a live performance that refuses to get cancelled by bad weather, the performer confronts the existential crisis of being disposable, secondary and impermanent, not worth a spot in the protected, dry and cozy interior of the Art Gallery. A contemplative reflection on the current state of the performing arts. https://www.smh.com.au/culture/art-and-design/they-ve-got-buildings-to-climb-performers-won-t-let-this-rain-get-in-their-way-20220331-p5a9pf.html?fbclid=IwAR04WO3kLIZ3xNddIV9EaZpBTcWrLZSh4DwwbtKqQIafjFmA80oW8PF4LK0 PHOTO CREDIT: ‘ No place in a Gallery’ Photographer: Lila Neiswanger |
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‘Oscillate’, an aerial dance piece commissioned by Academy of Music & Performing Arts (AMPA), Bachelor of Dance Program apart of Elevation showcase at NIDA playhouse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p20-WK2Jm4 PHOTO CREDIT: ‘ Oscillate’ Academy of Music & Performing Arts (AMPA), Bachelor of Dance Program. Photographer: Wenny Tan |
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