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Dance 11 Dance Graduation WaRNINGS Strobe lighting, Smoke machine Dance 11 Dance Graduation Program 1 (16 to 17 Nov) The Waiting Room Jane Pirani Dancing with Gardot Csaba Buday GaRDENS ThEaTRE 2 George Street BRISBaNE QLD australia 4000 Ph. (07) 3138 4455 or [email protected] Program 2 (22, 23, 24 Nov) www.gardenstheatre.qut.edu.au PaTRONS PLEaSE NOTE in between spaces Shaaron Boughen & Elise May To ensure that all patrons enjoy the performance Management asks you to note: • Camera, tape recorders and paging devices should not be used inside the auditorium. • Switch off alarms and mobile phones prior to the performance. • a single cough measures approximately 65 decibels of sound. The Eve of Feasting • Management reserves the right to refuse admission, also to make any alterations in the program which may be rendered necessary by illness or other unavoidable causes. Riannon McLean & Richard Causer EVaCUaTION Raw - EDC (Expressions Dance Co) PaTRONS are advised that GaRDENS ThEaTRE has an EMERGENCY EVaCUaTION PROCEDURE, a FIRE aLaRM Natalie Weir system and EXIT escape signs. In the case of an alert, patrons should remain calm, look for the closest EXIT sign in GREEN, listen to and comply with the directions given by theatre staff, and move in an orderly manner to the open spaces outside GaRDENS ThEaTRE One Apart Natalie Weir CRICOS No. 00213J © QUT 2011 Produced by QUT Precincts FOReWORD QUT cReaTIVe InDUSTRIeS Dance STaFF 2011, SeMeSTeR 2 It is a pleasure to welcome you to Dance 11, our graduation season. The QUT Dance performance students FUll-TIMe have been fortunate to have had many valuable performance experiences this year. CSaBa BUDaY Lecturer in Contemporary Technique, Choreography SUSaN CaULFIELD-LECLERCQ Production Coordinator, Lecturer in Ballet 2011 marks the first year in a formal partnership agreement between QUT Dance and EDC (Expressions Dance aVRIL hUDDY Lecturer in Contemporary Technique, alignment Company). This rare opportunity will provide our graduating students with valuable knowledge and authentic EVaN JONES Lecturer in Ballet experiences as they transition into the industry. Twelve students performed alongside the company in July in the RaChEL PEDRO Study area Coordinator, Dance Theory, Latin Dance, acting Discipline head R&J season at QPaC, and our collaboration continues with Dance 11. KYM STEVENS Lecturer in Dance Education as a result of our partnership with EDC, we are delighted to present our graduation season in a new format SeSSIOnal this year, with two distinct programs. The first program showcases the talents of our first and second year MaRK BRINKLEY Ballet Technique / Pas de deux performance students with works by guest choreographer Jane Pirani and QUT resident choreographer Csaba TRaCEY CaRRODUS Ballet Technique / Repertoire Buday. Program two privileges our graduating students with a shared program of works from within the EDC FIONa CULLEN Contemporary Technique and QUT ranks. The program includes works by Shaaron Boughen, Richard Causer, Elise May, Riannon McLean NICOLE GaLEa academic Tutor, Ballet Technique and Natalie Weir. VaNESSa MaFE-KEaNE Choreographic Studies, Dance & Technology KEITh haWLEY Jazz Natalie Weir, artistic Director of EDC, is a QUT Dance graduate and Creative Industries Faculty 2009 Outstanding KYM STOKES (Majestic) Duo alumni award winner, and we are delighted to be developing our relationship with Natalie and the company. LES LIVESLY (Majestic) Duo We offer our hearty congratulations to Natalie on winning three major arts awards this year; the 2011 australian WENDY LaRaGhY Pointe Dance award for Outstanding Performance by a Company – Where the Heart Is, and two 2011 helpmann award RUDI MINEUR acrobatics for Best Choreography in a Dance or Physical Theatre Production and Best Ballet or Dance Work – Where the ChaRLOTTE CUTTING Digital Media Heart Is. We also congratulate former EDC company member, Richard Causer, a QUT Dance graduate, for his KaTIE JOEL Choreographic Studies nomination for Most Outstanding Male Dancer for the australian Dance awards and award of Best Male Dancer JOhN SaNDURSKI Ballet Technique for the helpmann awards, and current EDC member and QUT Dance graduate, Elise May, who was nominated NaThaN TIGhT Yoga for Outstanding Performance by a Female Dancer in the australian Dance awards. MELISSa TaTTaM Ballet Technique LISa WILSON Contemporary Technique also on this note of congratulation, we are very pleased to acknowledge QUT Dance student Michelle Barnett as ZaIMON VILMaNIS Contemporary Technique the 2011 recipient of the prestigious Patricia Macdonald Memorial Foundation Scholarship for excellence in her LIZZIE VILMaNIS Contemporary Technique studies. RYaN MaLES Contemporary Technique LEah TILNEY Tumbling / acro In addition to their work with EDC, in July the third year performance students toured to the Guangdong Modern ChaNThaLah WEBSTER-TIGhT Yoga / architecture of the Body Dance Festival in China. They attended master classes and workshops, and performed Shaaron Boughen’s …as velvet empties into purple… to an international audience. For the first time the festival also offered the Dance aDMInISTRaTIOn opportunity for students to present their choreographic work and we were delighted that three QUT works were aISha DIXON selected for public performance. The Brisbane Festival also provided the third year performance students with an opportunity to work with international artists. In collaboration with QUT’s School of Design, our students PaSS TeaM (Peak achIeVeMenT SkIllS anD STRaTegIeS) performed with Israel’s Tami Dance Company as part of Under the Radar, a context for experimental work within JaN SMITh Physiotherapist, anatomy Lecturer the festival. DR. GENE MOYLE Sports and Dance Psychologist VaLQUIRa OLIVEIRa Massage Therapist Lastly, and very importantly, the Dance staff would like to welcome into the world Felix Wade, born to our colleague avril huddy and her partner Michael, and offer our heartfelt congratulations. accOMPanISTS BRIaN aDaMSON We hope you enjoy the evening and thank you for your ongoing support. LOVINIa DICKENS STEVE FRaNCIS Rachel Pedro BRETT FOWLER Discipline Leader, Dance DaVID MULLER aLICE TROTTER PRODUcTIOn TeaM BachelOR OF FIne aRTS (Dance) 1st YeaR PeRFORMance 2nd YeaR PeRFORMance Dance Production Coordinator SUSaN CaULFIELD–LECLERCQ Ena Besic Chloe Lanham Shauna Browne QUT Precincts Production Coordinator JEFF WaRNICK asher Bowen-Saunders Zachary Lopez hsiao Ya Chen Lighting Designer aNDREW MEaDOWS Skye Burkin Georgina Munton Luke Currie-Richardson Costume Designer ShaaRON BOUGhEN Jake Chapman amelia Skin Robert Flehr Costume Maker EMMa PRICE and PING hsiao Ting Chen Michael Smith Yu-Ching Kuo Caitlin Cross Georgia White Isobel Larkin Production Stage Manager ThOMaS EDMISTON* Rebecca Giles Cindy Wilson Sharon Lee Deputy Stage Manager (Dance to Gardot) SaMaNTha MORRISON* Jake harrison Khadi Wolf-Brooke Matthew Nguyen Deputy Stage Manager (Waiting Room) haRLEY MaNN* hayley Kerr Deputy Stage Manager (One apart) LaUREN MaKIN* Deputy Stage Manager (Eve of Feasting) aNThONY SPINaZE* Deputy Stage Manager (Raw and in between spaces) STEPhaNIE DOBSON* assistant Stage Manager JaSON PaIGE* Production assistant - Set KaNE ERNST* Program 1 (16 to 17 november) Flys KaNE ERNST* The Waiting Room head Electrician WhITNEY EGLINGTON* Production Electrician ShaNNON YENDaLL* Choreographer Jane Pirani Lighting Operator aNDREW STEPhENS* Floor Electrician CaRO LaKOS* Rehearsal Directors Sue Leclercq and Csaba Buday Sound/aV Coordinator SCOTT ChIVERTON* Lighting Designer andrew Meadows Sound/aV Operators KYLa QUILL* and PhILIPPa LOTh* Costume Designer Shaaron Boughen Music Vivaldi, Shostakovich, Glass, Schifrin, art of Noise, arvo Part, Kilar, Kats Chernin Cast 1st and 2nd year BFa Dance Performance * Indicates Creative Industries Technical Production student Scene Plot 1. Waiting Room Full Cast QUT cReaTIVe InDUSTRIeS TechnIcal PRODUcTIOn STaFF 2. Queue Full Cast 3. Which way Sharon, Zac, Luke & Michael Technical Production Coordinator GEORGE MEIJER 4. Patience Jake, Matt, Jake, Ena, ada, Isobel Lecturer - Technical Production / New Media MaTT DELBRIDGE 5. Panic Ada Lecturer - Stage Management Carly O’NEILL 6. Platform 1 Caitlin, Georgina, Chloe, Vera & Kahadi 7. Collision course Jake, Matt, Caitlin, Georgina, Chloe, Vera & Kahadi PRODUceD FOR The cReaTIVe InDUSTRIeS FacUlTY BY QUT PRecIncTS 8. Picking up the pieces Vera 9. Impatient Kahadi, Caitlin, Isobel, Chloe, Ena 10. Wait for me Shauna & Sharon Executive Director PROF. SUSaN STREET 11. Platform 2 Full Cast Operations Manager JILL STaNDFIELD 12. Solace Ada, Zac, Vera, Luke, Isobel, Matt, Sharon & Jake Marketing Officer JaCLYN TaYLOR 13. Together Ada & Luke Technician aNDREW EaRLE 14. Moving On Full Cast Workshop Supervisor BRENDaN WRIGhT Customer Service Manager CIaRN aRMOUR Like an orchestra with complementary harmonies and intended discord the waiting begins. Patience Front of house Officer TaLI WaRMINGTON wanes and the race begins - against time, each other and themselves. We are all waiting for something administration Officer EMMa CaIN be it abstract - love, joy, satisfaction or concrete - appointment, train, 5pm, dinner. This work brings 24 dancers into a space to wait. Together they play out the game - sometimes patiently, sometimes with a acknOWleDgeMenT fever but always with dreams, fears and collected stories - but no matter what - they will collide and connect as they discover themselves in the journey through the waiting room. Keith Clark Program 1 cont... anDReW MeaDOWS - lighting
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