Contemporary dance
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Māori Artists
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LGBTQIA+
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Contemporary dance 〰️ Māori Artists 〰️ LGBTQIA+ 〰️
Footnote New Zealand Dance presents
big low dream
Footnote New Zealand Dance
Big Low Dream is a new contemporary dance work about what we reach for, together, in the dark.
Choreographer Jessie McCall looks to dream logic - unruly, queer, ethically imaginative, as a way to hold onto meaning in a time of overlapping crises. Paradises slip their frames. Unexpected pleasures co-inhabit with the unthinkable. Spectacle flirts with collapse.
Ominous and funny, intimate and sweeping, BIG LOW DREAM is a rehearsal of possible futures — tender, desperate, and rising.
Praise for Jessie McCall:
"Through the combined impact of dance and design, McCall enables multiple truths to coexist, just as they do in our reality… This is a production in the hands of an artist who knows precisely what they’re doing. It’s focused and formidable; well-made and compelling." - Tate Fountain, Bad Apple, 13 October 2022 for I GET SO EMOTIONAL BABY
“Deeply perceptive and provocative work… It does exactly what art is supposed to do – it opens a window into our soul, and shines a light on moments we may often try to keep hidden.” - Emily Napolitano, Theatreview for TASSEL ME THIS
VENUE
Q Theatre, Loft
DATES & TIMES
Fri 25- Sat 26 Sept
Duration: 60 min
PRICES & TICKET INFO
$30–$44
Booking fees apply
ACCESSIBILITY
Wheelchair Accessible | Hearing Aid Loop | Service Animals
CONTENT WARNINGS
TBC
7pm
Photo: Chloe Hill
CREDITS:
Choreographer: Jessie McCall
Production Designer: Meg Rollandi
Sound Designer: Thomas Lambert
Lighting Designer: Tony Black
Performers: Airu Matsuda, Caleb Heke, Sasha Matsumoto, Millie Maden
Supported by:
Content warnings detail:
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Contains references to hospital surgery
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Fri 25 + Sat 26 Sep
By New Zealand School of Dance + Ngā Akoranga Kani Kani | Dance Studies
Presented by Footnote New Zealand Dance
Fri 25 + Sat 26 Sep
DREAM FUTURES:
SCREENDANCE NOW
By Jessie McCall
Presented by Footnote New Zealand Dance