Originally we found ourselves discussing things that mattered to us, which then grew into ideas with potential for project development. As four recent Unitec performing arts graduates, two from contemporary dance, two from acting, we united with a common interest in expanding our understandings of live performance. chor:us now serves as a platform to enable the discovery of one's own process of art making through an interdisciplinary way of working.
chor:us collective present - Just the worst time of year for a revolution - a theatre and dance collaborationwww.choruscollective.com
Originally we found ourselves discussing things that mattered to us, which then grew into ideas with potential for project development. As four recent Unitec performing arts graduates, two from contemporary dance, two from acting, we united with a common interest in expanding our understandings of live performance. chor:us now serves as a platform to enable the discovery of one's own process of art making through an interdisciplinary way of working.
chor:us collective present - Just the worst time of year for a revolution - a theatre and dance collaboration
Four recent Unitec graduates, Kerrily Aitchison, Tania Crow, Madeleine Hyland and Rachael Dyson-McGregor come together for the first time as chor:us collective, performing their work in September.
Three New Zealanders and an Australian tousle with isolation, identity and desire. Rich family and cultural histories collide with an army of shoes as Shakespearean text is spat out of the cupboards. Magic and reality intertwine two disciplines in an intimate setting. Hawke Sea Scout's Hall in Cox's Bay provides a stage on stilts. Beneath the audience, a tide is moving.
AUCKLAND
1 - 4 September
7:30pm
Hawke Sea Scouts Hall, Cox's Bay
Additional shows:
Friday 2nd 11pm, Saturday 3rd 2pm
signed performance Friday 7:30pm
$10/7
Bookings: (021) 052 8882
choruscollective@gmail.com
www.choruscollective.com
Just the Worst Time of Year for a Revolution will then and travel to Bats Theatre to be performed as part of the Dance Your Socks Off! festival.
WELLINGTON
14 - 17 September
9pm
BATS Theatre
$15/12
Book at BATS: (04) 802 4175
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