Tremor
Ashley Dyer
Presented by Arts House
7.30pm, Wed 16 Nov
7.30pm, Thu 17 Nov
7.30pm, Fri 18 Nov
2pm & 7.30pm, Sat 19 Nov
5pm, Sun 20 Nov
50 mins
Arts House
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
Warning:
Loud music, haze effects & strobe lighting
Show Program:
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Tremor brings together creator Ashley Dyer and diverse collaborators in an intense sonic/ kinetic encounter. Sound creates movement, movement creates sound: when the resonant frequency of a thing, system, or even a person is reached, it sings in sympathy. When the amplitude is too great, it breaks.
Tremor is kinetic sculpture, musical instrument and dance performance combined: touch, vibration, perception and motion are at the core of the work. It’s a seismic movement, a physical manifestation of trauma, an attempt to heal. It’s an overflow of pressure – on the body and on the planet.
Ashley Dyer (Life Support, 2013; Nothing to See Here, 2014) has gained a reputation for challenging, confronting and poetically intriguing works that merge the unexpected with unexpected beauty. Tremor promises a unique and idiosyncratic venture into the natural, the constructed, the individual and the environment, heard and felt through the whole body.
Presented by Arts House
7.30pm, Wed 16 Nov
7.30pm, Thu 17 Nov
7.30pm, Fri 18 Nov
2pm & 7.30pm, Sat 19 Nov
5pm, Sun 20 Nov
50 mins
Arts House
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne
Lead Artist:
Ashley Dyer
Sound Designer:
Nigel Brown
Principal Dancer:
Kristy Ayre
Set Design:
Jason Lehane
Lighting Designer:
Travis Hodgson
Dancers:
Nat Cursio & Jo White
Production Manager:
Govin Ruben
Wireless System Design:
Alisdair Macindoe
Performers & Assistants:
Lindsay Templeton & James Hogan
Supported by – Tremor is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria; and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Image by – Bryony Jackson