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Upon entering NGV International to experience the premiere season of Pendulum, part of Melbourne’s inaugural RISING festival program, we briefly pause in the foyer before staff members point us in the direction of the escalators. Sneaking glances at some of the gallery exhibits en route to the third-floor performance space, we almost collide with fellow […] ....
It was tragic timing for the much-anticipated festival. When RISING festival was first announced in mid-May 2020, Melbourne was navigating a swirling COVID-19 situation, where a clear understanding of this parasite was not yet established. Confused and perplexed about our day-to-day, the announcement of RISING gave us momentary peace, optimism about what a normal Melbourne […] ....
Experimental dance crosses the line between artful and silly Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Andrew Fuhrmann Save Normal text size Darebin Arts Speakeasy, Northcote, until April 24 Alisdair Macindoeâs latest creation, a higgledy-piggledy mix of low-key dancing and absurdist sketch comedy, is ostensibly about how dance is made. But it comes across less like artful self-analysis and more like silly winking and nudging. Dancers in Reference Material. Credit:Gregory Lorenzutti Macindoe shows us the steps and phrases while also verbalising the thoughts and intentions of choreographers and dancers. This strange, slight piece starts with Harrison Ritchie-Jones and Rachel Coulson moving smoothly and unhurriedly across the stage, arms conjuring suggestive shapes and patterns. ....