MEETING
Antony Hamilton & Alisdair Macindoe
World Premiere
Presented by Arts House, Antony Hamilton Projects and Insite Arts
As part of Dance Massive 2015
6.30pm, Tue 10 Mar
6.30pm, Wed 11 Mar
6.30pm, Thu 12 Mar
6:30pm, Fri 13 Mar
3pm, Sat 14 Mar
6:30pm, Sat 14 Mar
50 mins
Arts House
North Melbourne Town Hall
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
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MEETING reveals a fascination with the articulation of the body and mind in motion. A choreographic study stripped to the bare essentials, the work pairs Antony Hamilton’s compulsive choreography with Alisdair Macindoe’s obsessive machine-making practice.
The two performers share space with 64 robotic percussion instruments. A relentless stream of activity unfolds, where the bodies enter states of heightened physical and mental agency, with all actions carried by the meditative pulse of the machine beat.
A focused recital, with Hamilton’s unique physical grammar and Macindoe’s bespoke musical instrument making, MEETING composes the body, the space and the robots into a dynamic and riveting choreographic sound installation.
“One of the most spectacular and innovative theatrical presentations, of any kind, I’ve ever seen, anywhere. Utterly spectacular.” – Crikey, on Black Project 1
World Premiere
Presented by Arts House, Antony Hamilton Projects and Insite Arts
As part of Dance Massive 2015
6.30pm, Tue 10 Mar
6.30pm, Wed 11 Mar
6.30pm, Thu 12 Mar
6:30pm, Fri 13 Mar
3pm, Sat 14 Mar
6:30pm, Sat 14 Mar
50 mins
Arts House
North Melbourne Town Hall
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne
Director, Choreographer and Performer:
Antony Hamilton
Instrument Design and Construction, Composer, Performer:
Alisdair Macindoe
Lighting Designer and Production Manager:
Bosco Shaw
Costume Designer:
Paula Levis
Producer:
Freya Waterson (Insite Arts)
Supported by –MEETING has been supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body; Arts Victoria; and the City of Melbourne through Arts House.
Image by – Simon Obarzanek