Australian Dance Theatre, Marrow dance workshop Port Lincoln

Marrow workshop:

Internationally renowned and Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide based company, Australian Dance Theatre invites dancers to join the company for a workshop exploring ADT’s explosive work Marrow. Facilitated by the company’s ensemble, the workshop will guide participants through a series of movement activities introducing the themes of the work and the company’s approach to creative process.

Age range: 12 +

What to expect: The workshops are designed for all levels of dance experience and are taught in an open and supportive environment. The sessions provide an opportunity for youth audiences and community to connect with company and through the activities explore new movement ideas and skills.

What to wear: Comfortable dance wear e.g. trackpants and t-shirt, shorts and t-shirt. You can choose to dance barefoot or in socks.

What to bring: Please bring a drink bottle

Venue: Media Room, Nautilus Arts Centre

Marrow:

A choreographic course correction for a nation in search of a new  direction.

Set on a shared ground where politics and identity are not our totality, Marrow is a muscular dance work that sees Australian Dance Theatre’s incredible ensemble tangle with layers of smoke and light to disassemble our dominant cultural narratives and reveal the truth of our past.   Created by Daniel Riley in collaboration with ADT’s Company Artists, senior Kaurna/Ngarrindjeri Elder Uncle Moogy Sumner AM, composer James Howard (SAVAGE), Matthew Adey (THE HUM) and Ailsa Patterson (Tracker), Marrow sees the company delve deeper into the falsehoods and alienation at the core of our shared history.

Bracingly honest, Marrow is a clear-eyed and powerful work that sifts through the smoky forms of our national conscience to imagine a new future that acknowledges the push of our present moment.

For more information on Marrow: Marrow | Albury Entertainment Centre

For more information contact Adrianne Semmens, adrianne@adt.org.au