Chunky Move: 4/4
Eight dancers perform a symphony of mesmerising movement in Antony Hamilton’s blueprint for choreographic precision and physical endurance.
Need to know
Contains dynamic lighting and strobe effects.
A post-show talk takes place after the performance on Friday 8 November.
Antony Hamilton concept & direction
Paula Levis costume design
Fiona Holley costume fabricator
Alisdair Macindoe sound design
Bosco Shaw lighting design
Nick Moloney Associate lighting designer
Ashley Buchanan & Antony Hamilton production design
Antony Hamilton with Mason Kelly, Melissa Pham, David Prakash, Harrison Ritchie-Jones, Aimee Schollum, Michaela Tancheff, Nikki Tarling & Jayden Wall
Melissa Pham, David Prakash, Harrison Ritchie-Jones, Aimee Schollum, Kyall Shanks, Michaela Tancheff, Nikki Tarling & Jayden Wall performers
Samakshi Sidhu understudy
Reviews
‘Embodied, rigorous and sensorially spectacular, Chunky Move’s latest dance work will linger long past the final beat’
ArtsHub
‘4/4 has energy, focus, and you should see it because it stimulates the nervous system like no other sort of contemporary dance.’
The Age
Access
The performance on Saturday 9 November at 3pm is Audio Described. A Touch Tour prior to the performance is also available to ticket holders for this performance. This is intended for blind and partially sighted audience members to familiarise themselves with the set, props and costumes ahead of the performance.
To attend or register your interest in the Touch Tour, please select this option as an add-on when booking tickets. Further details will be sent closer to the performance date.
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