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DVD 1: Inevitable Scenarios
Live performance, duration: 60 mins, 2006
This is dance about time and timing - in a world that seems to accelerate by the second - Inevitable Scenarios explores the puzzles, paradoxes and our inevitable surrender to this slippery subject. At the drop of a hat, in the nick of time, 5 performers unravel a world of temporal intrigue. Premiered at The Studio Sydney Opera House April 2006. A work for 6 performers. Music by Ben Walsh. Lighting design by Joseph Mercurio.
DISC 2: As You Take Time
Installation performance , 60 mins, 2007
Performed Gallery 4A Asia Australia Arts centre, Sydney 2007. Toured International festival of Arts and Media Yokohama, Japan, 2009
DISC 3: Short Dance films:
1/ Three Times
9 mins, 2005 Three women in their own sense of time. A trio of temporal intrigue. Rhythm, glitching, looping -- the 3 solos play with the slipperiness of the subject.
2/ Once in a Blue Moon
12 mins, 2006 Created for the performers of Three Times and their mothers - the importance of memory in perceiving time and the indelible connection we have with our parents.
Premiered in 2006 at the Sydney Opera House.
3/ Will Time Tell?
12 mins, 2006 Shot on location Tokyo and Yokohama, 2005. While travelling, one's sense of time is invariably altered. This is a short story of an Australian in Japan. Each frame is choreographed with tempo and duration in mind. Will time ever tell her what she needs to know?
4/ 13 and 32
5 mins, 2006 Dance video commissioned by UWS research project The Dancing Brain.
DVD, NTSC/PAL
Year 2012
Length 158 mins
DVD available from
Europe, UK: artfilms.co.uk/Detail.aspx?ItemID=4544
US, Australia, World: http://www.artfilms.com.au/Detail.aspx?ItemID=4544
STREAMING: artfilms-digital.com
DVD 1: Inevitable Scenarios
Live performance, duration: 60 mins, 2006
This is dance about time and timing - in a world that seems to accelerate by the second - Inevitable Scenarios explores the puzzles, paradoxes and our inevitable surrender to this slippery subject. At the drop of a hat, in the nick of time, 5 performers unravel a world of temporal intrigue. Premiered at The Studio Sydney Opera House April 2006. A work for 6 performers. Music by Ben Walsh. Lighting design by Joseph Mercurio.
DISC 2: As You Take Time
Installation performance , 60 mins, 2007
Performed Gallery 4A Asia Australia Arts centre, Sydney 2007. Toured International festival of Arts and Media Yokohama, Japan, 2009
DISC 3: Short Dance films:
1/ Three Times
9 mins, 2005 Three women in their own sense of time. A trio of temporal intrigue. Rhythm, glitching, looping -- the 3 solos play with the slipperiness of the subject.
2/ Once in a Blue Moon
12 mins, 2006 Created for the performers of Three Times and their mothers - the importance of memory in perceiving time and the indelible connection we have with our parents.
Premiered in 2006 at the Sydney Opera House.
3/ Will Time Tell?
12 mins, 2006 Shot on location Tokyo and Yokohama, 2005. While travelling, one's sense of time is invariably altered. This is a short story of an Australian in Japan. Each frame is choreographed with tempo and duration in mind. Will time ever tell her what she needs to know?
4/ 13 and 32
5 mins, 2006 Dance video commissioned by UWS research project The Dancing Brain.
DVD, NTSC/PAL
Year 2012
Length 158 mins
DVD available from
Europe, UK: artfilms.co.uk/Detail.aspx?ItemID=4544
US, Australia, World: http://www.artfilms.com.au/Detail.aspx?ItemID=4544
STREAMING: artfilms-digital.com
