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Legendary Heros
Myths and legends are rich in stories of great heroines whose lives
have inspired music, literature and dance. From Juliet and Desdemona
to the selfless Solveig in Ibsen's Peer Gynt and Hans Christian
Andersen's The Little Mermaid, François Klaus explores the
tales of these heroines and how their tragic lives insprire dance.
Venue:
Thomas Dixon Centre, West End
Dates: 8 February - 28 March
Saturday 8 February, Friday 14 February, Saturday 15 February, Thursday
20 March, Friday 21 March, Saturday 22 March, Thursday 27 March,
Friday 28 March.
Times:
All performances at 7.30pm
Non-subscriber ticket prices:
$25 Adult/Conc./Youth, $20 Child
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Distorting Tradition
Many choreographers draw on the traditions of classical ballet
to create new movement vocabularies. François Klaus and the QB dancers
will demonstrate how the different styles of modern choreographers
such as William Forsythe have evolved from classical roots.
Venue:
Thomas Dixon Centre, West End
Dates: 12 June - 28 June
Thursday 12 June, Friday 13 June, Saturday 14 June, Thursday 19
June, Friday 20 June, Saturday 21 June, Friday 27 June, Saturday
28 June.
Times:
All performances at 7.30pm
Non-subscriber ticket prices:
$25 Adult/Conc./Youth, $20 Child
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from Rehearsal to Theatre Magic
Two special evenings will be set aside during our International
Gala 2003 season to give our audiences the chance to see beyond
the magic of a performance to how a production is 'bumped in' at
a theatre, and how lighting and staging can profoundly affect the
audience's experience. A fascinating exploration of the complex
backstage world.
Venue:
Optus Playhouse, Queensland Performing Arts Centre
Dates: 1 & 5 August
Times:
Friday 1 August at 7.30pm
Tuesday 5 August at 6.30pm
Non-subscriber ticket prices:
$25 Adult/Conc./Youth, $20 Child
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