Dance
Australian Dance Theatre explores the objectification of the human body in this remounted work by Garry Stewart which is exciting, hypnotic and also, at times, uncomfortable to watch.
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SA arts and culture news in brief: Thrilling contemporary dance on stage and screen, finalists selected in health art prize, a new appointment at Slingsby, artists secure prestigious international scholarship, and two local writers’ festivals unveil programs.
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Five extraordinary dance works from around the world are showcased in Australian Dance Theatre’s Convergence, but the program is also a celebration of human ingenuity and the willingness to come together to share stories and ideas, however far apart we are.
Dancers in insect bondage gear, others with heads joined by elastic-strapped hammocks: Garry Stewart blows our minds once again with an ambitious and innovative exploration of what the future might hold for humanity.
In Australian Dance Theatre’s Adelaide Festival work Supernature, outgoing artistic director Garry Stewart continues his quest to understand the inextricable place of human society within nature.
Australian Dance Theatre artistic director Garry Stewart has announced he will be leaving the SA-based company after 22 years and what he describes as “an epic journey of discovery and creativity”.
