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Confusion for Three

Jo Lloyd

Presented in Season 2 2015

World Premiere
Presented by Arts House and Jo Lloyd

7.30pm, Wed 26 Aug
7.30pm, Thu 27 Aug
7.30pm, Fri 28 Aug
7.30pm, Sat 29 Aug
5pm, Sun 30 Aug

60 mins

Arts House
North Melbourne Town Hall
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne

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Wheelchair Accessible

Warning:
Nudity

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“The polar tensions in this remarkable work made it one of the finest experiences of dance I’ve ever witnessed.” – The Sunday Age, on Future Perfect

In this new work by Melbourne choreographer Jo Lloyd (Future Perfect, 2013), hypnotic tension is generated by three dancers as they negotiate a progressively unravelling system of choreography. Navigating their physical histories, both recent and distant – from traces of folk dance to idiosyncratic body rhythms – the performers reveal a series of desperate encounters, in a destabilising flood of movement.

The questions remain: can this confusion be sustained, and where does it lead us?

Lloyd has brought together some of Melbourne’s finest creatives for this fascinating work – including dancers Rebecca Jensen (OVERWORLD, Dance Massive 2015) and Shian Law (Personal Mythologies, Next Wave 2014).

World Premiere
Presented by Arts House and Jo Lloyd

7.30pm, Wed 26 Aug
7.30pm, Thu 27 Aug
7.30pm, Fri 28 Aug
7.30pm, Sat 29 Aug
5pm, Sun 30 Aug

60 mins

Arts House
North Melbourne Town Hall
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne

Choreographer:
Jo Lloyd
Performers:
Rebecca Jensen, Shian Law, Jo Lloyd
Composer:
Duane Morrison


Dramaturge:
Nicola Gunn
Lighting Designer:
Jennifer Hector
Producer:
Kara Ward
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Supported by – Confusion for Three has been supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body; the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria; the City of Port Phillip through the Cultural Development Fund; Lucy Guerin Inc.; Chunky Move; Besen Family Foundation; and the City of Melbourne through Arts House.
Image by – Gregory Lorenzutti