SAVAGE
29–30 September 2022
SAVAGE is an exploration of power, myth and identity. The violence of forgetting. Forgetting history, story and not reconciling past injustices. Daniel Riley’s first major work for Australian Dance Theatre is SAVAGE. A symbolic collection of ideas shaped into an urgent piece of dance theatre. SAVAGE explores our fundamental belief systems, our blind obedience and our belief in the truths and lies that have captured our imaginations, never really questioning what is underneath, below or hidden. Working with leading dramaturg Kate Champion, artist Dean Cross (Worimi), lighting designer Matthew Adey and composer James Howard (Jaadwa), SAVAGE will have its world premiere on Kaurna Country before touring to Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country.Show details:
Synopsis
29–30 September 2022
SAVAGE is an exploration of power, myth and identity. The violence of forgetting. Forgetting history, story and not reconciling past injustices.
Daniel Riley’s first major work for Australian Dance Theatre is SAVAGE. A symbolic collection of ideas shaped into an urgent piece of dance theatre.
SAVAGE explores our fundamental belief systems, our blind obedience and our belief in the truths and lies that have captured our imaginations, never really questioning what is underneath, below or hidden.
Working with leading dramaturg Kate Champion, artist Dean Cross (Worimi), lighting designer Matthew Adey and composer James Howard (Jaadwa), SAVAGE will have its world premiere on Kaurna Country before touring to Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country.
Dates
Thursday 29 September, 7.30pm
Friday 30 September, 7.30pm
Details
PRESENTED BY:
Canberra Theatre Centre and Australian Dance Theatre
CATEGORY:
Dance
DURATION:
TBC
WARNINGS:
This performance may contain strobe lighting and fog/haze effects.
SUIT CHILDREN?:
This performance is suitable for children.
VENUE:
Canberra Theatre
SEATING PLAN
ACCESS INFORMATION
Additional Information:
Concession prices not available for all shows. Where Concession prices are listed, proof of eligibility for Concession must be presented to Canberra Ticketing staff upon collection of tickets or full price may be charged. Eligible Concession may include Pensioner, Full Time Student, Seniors, Unemployed, Under 27 or Child (15 years and under) and are at the discretion of the show. Not all types of Concessions may apply for the show you have selected.
COVID-19 SAFETY
At Canberra Theatre Centre, your safety is our priority.
Seating
Our theatre will be operating at 100% capacity and our regular seating configuration is in place in the auditorium. You will be sitting next to other patrons in the theatre.
Please remain in your allocated seat during the performance.
What else are we doing to keep you safe?
We are taking every precaution to make theatre attendance safe, find out how here.
NEED TO KNOW
Canberra Ticketing and Canberra Theatre Centre are the authorised ticket sellers for this event
Please be aware that the Canberra Theatre Centre has no obligation to honour tickets purchased via unauthorised re-sellers. If you attend the event with a ticket purchased via an unauthorised re-seller such as Ticketmaster Resale, Viagogo, Ticketbis, eBay, Gumtree, Tickets Australia or otherwise, you may be refused entry to the event.
Please read about our stance on scalping here.
