The Day the Wrong Train Took Me to the Right Place is set on a moving train/tram. This immersive experience uses stories that follow the dancers lives from their homes to their intended destination exploring the social anxiety people with disability feel in the realm of public transport. Experiential and immersive work connects the audiences emotionally as the dancers share their unique experiences through dance theatre. Artists with intellectual disability or neurodivergent think differently and see the world differently. Sometime however the world looks at them differently making assumption...
Holding Space is a revolutionary performance series of short works directed by Australian choreographer Michelle Heaven redefining the intersection of performance and immersive experiences in an innovative and intimate dance theatre production for audiences in hospitals. The work draws inspiration from iconic Australian children’s author, Jeannie Baker, whose distinctive picture books create meaningful stories with broad appeal to audiences of different ages and cultural backgrounds. Baker’s book, ‘Window’ tracks an unfolding sequence of events across time witnessed through one window...
