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Tremor

Ashley Dyer

Presented in Season 2 2016

Presented by Arts House

7.30pm, Wed 16 Nov
7.30pm, Thu 17 Nov
7.30pm, Fri 18 Nov
2pm & 7.30pm, Sat 19 Nov
5pm, Sun 20 Nov

50 mins

Arts House
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne

Accessibility:

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Wheelchair Accessible

Warning:
Loud music, haze effects & strobe lighting

Show Program:
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Tremor brings together creator Ashley Dyer and diverse collaborators in an intense sonic/ kinetic encounter. Sound creates movement, movement creates sound: when the resonant frequency of a thing, system, or even a person is reached, it sings in sympathy. When the amplitude is too great, it breaks.

Tremor is kinetic sculpture, musical instrument and dance performance combined: touch, vibration, perception and motion are at the core of the work. It’s a seismic movement, a physical manifestation of trauma, an attempt to heal. It’s an overflow of pressure – on the body and on the planet.

Ashley Dyer (Life Support, 2013; Nothing to
See Here, 2014) has gained a reputation for challenging, confronting and poetically intriguing works that merge the unexpected with unexpected beauty. Tremor promises a unique and idiosyncratic venture into the natural, the constructed, the individual and the environment, heard and felt through the whole body.

Lead Artist:
Ashley Dyer
Sound Designer:
Nigel Brown
Principal Dancer:
Kristy Ayre
Set Design:
Jason Lehane
Lighting Designer:
Travis Hodgson


Dancers:
Nat Cursio & Jo White
Production Manager:
Govin Ruben
Wireless System Design:
Alisdair Macindoe
Performers & Assistants:
Lindsay Templeton & James Hogan

Supported by – Tremor is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria; and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Image by – Bryony Jackson