The most recent production was Howling Like a Wolf:

Howling Like a Wolf  was about the chaos of human interaction and how we prepare for it. Through researching the history of scientific exploration into non-verbal communication, from the classical philosophers, French neurologists of the mid 19th Century and Darwinism through to the pop psychologists of the 1960′s, the dancers explored how this information is used to assist us in connecting with or manipulating others.

Joining the Youth Ensemble for this major production were established independent guest artists and emerging artists from Adelaide’s disability arts scene including invited guest performers from No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability, Tutti Inc and Company@.

This new work premiered at The Queen’s Theatre 17 – 25 August 2012.

Learn more about the process by following the blog or viewing the three backstage videos: 1  2  3