ONE'S WICKED WAYS

FALL IN

UNDER MY SKIN

Supported by

Concept by Jo Dunbar

 

Co Choreographed by Lina Limosani & Jo Dunbar

 

Performed by: Elvin Lam, Anna Seymour, Amanda Lever, Sarah Gatzonis

 

Music by Oisima (Anthony Wendt) and Lina Limosani

 

Costume Design by: Yasmin Pascal

 

Composer & Sound Design by: Russell Goldsmith

 

Lighting Design by: Richard Vabre

 

New Media Artist: Rhian Hinkley

 

Set Construction by: Franca Stadler

 

Production Manager: Harriet Devlin

 

Stage Manager: Benjamin Hoopmann

 

Operator: Linton Wilkinson

 

Lead Auslan Interpreters: Georgia Knight & Georgia Knight.

 

Produced by: Arts Access Victoria

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Under My Skin

Next Wave Festival, Arts House, Melbourne 2016

 

Dancehouse, 2014

 

 

 

 

 

Under My Skin is a piece that touches on some of the ways in which we choose to interact with the world around us. In a quest to understand the things that define us as we search for a place where we feel we belong, examining our ‘layers’ has been an underlying impetus for this work. Humans are complex creatures and, underneath everything, essentially vulnerable. We often protect ourselves by masking or hiding from a world that is constantly asking us to validate ourselves. Our need to label, protect, disguise or reveal ourselves has been an intrinsic question in the work.

 

Dance, multimedia and sound have been the primary creative tools, bringing together two worlds – hearing and deaf – both as creators and audiences. The intense vocabulary of Lina Limosani’s choreography, coupled with Jo Dunbar’s direction and balanced by the collaborating creative team visually and sonically, aims to present a compelling and dynamic piece of dance that will hopefully encourage you to ponder on your own thoughts about identity.

 

Layered and revealing, Under My Skin challenges what it is to listen, and to be heard...

 

Reviews

 

THE AUSTRALIAN TIMES 

'The movement was organic and pure, like an honest conversation with a close friend.' 

 

'Powerful message, powerful performers.'

 

ARTS HUB

'This was impact-performance from the moments the lights dimmed.'

 

'Their energy, their poise and their raw emotive power was a thrill to behold.'

 

THE PLUS ONES

'The performance is a multi-media feast for the senses.'

 

'The troupe's stamina to keep the dynamic flowing is remarkable.'

Photo: Pippa Samaya

Photos: Pippa Samaya