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PERFORMANCE

Touring performer

Jurrungu Ngan-ga / Straight Talk
with Marrugeku

WA tour: Kununurra, Fitzroy Crossing and Derby, April 2022 https://www.marrugeku.com.au/productions/jurrungu-ngan-ga/

Collaborating performer

Body, Body Commodity
by Jenni Large

Mona Foma (lutruwita, 2023)
Creative Development, Tasdance (lutruwita, 2022)
JWAC Residency (Meanjin, 2021)
https://jennilarge.com/Body-Body-Commodity

Mentor and performer

Rival Planes | durational version
with Stompin

Mona Foma 2022 (lutruwita, Launceston & nipaluna)

Collaborating Performer

AWESOME: A state of Wonder and Fear
by Liesel Zink

World Science Festival, QLD 2021
La Boite Theatre + Mad Dance House residency, QLD, 2019

Collaborating Performer

Dance: A Short Homage (DASH)
with GUTS Dance

Darwin Festival, NT, 2020
SPRING.LOADED.DANCE Festival, NT, 2021

Touring Performer

The Perception Experiment
with GUTS Dance

Dance Massive, VIC, 2019
Darwin Festival, NT, 2019
Australian Regional Tour 2020

Collaborating Artist

GIF of Dance
by Matt Cornell

Darwin Festival, NT, 2020

Movement Direction

Private Lives: HOTA Underground
with Supercell Festival of Contemporary Dance 2021

Movement Direction

Fact of Matter: William Forsythe
at QAGOMA with Phluxus2 Dance, 2019

Collaborating Artist

All we need is
by Grace Euna Kim

Blueproject Foundation Barcelona, Spain 2017

Collaborating Performer

DUST
with Companyia AGITART

UK and Spanish Tour 2016

Collaborating Performer

16 Bars
with Jamaal Burkmaar Dance

Matthew Bourne New Adventures Choreographer Award Showcase, London UK 2016

Collaborating Performer

Young Man!
with Denada Dance Theatre

Festival AGITART, Figueres (Spain) 2015

Collaborating Performer

PeepDance: The body is the last space for freedom
with Tami Dance Company

Brisbane Festival 2011
13th Intl. Biennale for Architecture, Venice 2012

Living, working and making on the sovereign lands of the Arrernte people of Mparntwe/Alice Springs. I pay respects to all First Nations peoples and elders throughout time. I recognise and honour their unique connection to place, community and movement. Always was, always will be.