Disintegration

Humans are social creatures. Society is changing. We are in danger.

Disintegration, choreographed by the Dancing the Dance 2 Cohort, follows the journey from humanity's conception to its Disintegration. The cohort's developmental process reduced the timeline of human socialisation to five key points: connection, relationships, social media, and isolation, culminating in a future of AI.

Disintegration is both a reflection of humanity and a warning of what may come.

Credits

Director: Liam Berg
Subject Coordinator: Megan Beckwith
Dancing the Dance 2 cohort

Duration

This performance will run for approximately 15 minutes. Any latecomers will be admitted at the discretion of Front of House.

Venue Information

This event takes place in Studio 221, which is located in the St Kilda Road Performing Arts Building. Please meet Front of House near the ramp on St Kilda Road to be admitted to the event space.

Image: Dancing the Dance 2 cohort

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PARKING 

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ACCESSIBILITY 

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