MADE Transformative – Costume Exhibition and Opening Night Cocktail Party

Join MC Lucinda Sharp and MADE for an elegant Opening Night Fundraising Cocktail Party celebrating MADE Transformative: Costume Exhibition & Parade — a sparkling showcase of costume, creativity and 21 years of dance theatre with Mature Artists Dance Experience.

Thursday 15th  October | 5.30pm – 7.30pm | St Lukes Wellness Hub

Be among the first to see this extraordinary exhibition, showcasing intriguing, creative and beautiful pieces which have been at the centre of many MADE works. From stunning textiles to the almost sculptural pieces of The Unconformity performance, this is your chance to get up close and immerse yourself. There'll also be screen moments celebrating MADE’s rich dance theatre history!

MADE dancers will bring the exhibition to life with a costume parade - a reminder that creativity has no expiry date, and that dance is transformative at any age. Come and explore the artistry and discover how dance, costume and storytelling inspire creativity, wellbeing and connection.

Your ticket includes a welcome drink and a delicious grazing platter provided by St Lukes and The Pickled Pear. Most importantly, every booking helps support MADE’s fundraising mission: transforming lives through meaningful movement, connection and art.

Bookings are essential — gather your friends and book now!

Following the opening night, the MADE Transformative continues with free entry on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th, featuring a costume parade at 12 noon on both days.

Can’t make it on the night? You can still champion MADE’s work by donating at www.madecompany.com.au/support.

MADE Transformative has been made possible thanks to the generous support of St Lukes and TasEthical.  

MADE is a forerunner in mature arts in Australia, and the only company dedicated to the educative/health aspects of mature dance AND to an ongoing program of public performance of mature contemporary dance works. Established in 2005, MADE is a not-for-profit Tasmanian-based arts organisation that partners professional artists with non-professional dancers to create and present visually beautiful contemporary dance theatre. These works are performed by people aged 50 and over, in primarily non-traditional performance spaces.

We create opportunities to showcase the power of dance and to show the mature artist as a creative, energetic force in, and engaged with, the world.