Everyday Requiem
20th September - 12th October
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
20th September - 12th October
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC

Everyday Requiem

An ordinary life is the most extraordinary story of all.

Be swept into a poignant and uplifting story of life, told through the captivating contemporary dance theatre of Queensland’s Australasian Dance Collective, alongside astounding acapella vocals by The Australian Voices.

Set against the backdrop of Australian history from the 1950s to today, Everyday Requiem is a powerful story of one ordinary man (acclaimed Brisbane performer Brian Lucas) as he revisits the memories that have created the remarkable and relatable tale of his life – and ours.

Touching moments from our daily lives are interpreted through the breathtaking physicality of the Australasian Dance Collective dancers, choreographed by ADC’s Helpmann Award-winning Artistic Director, Natalie Weir. The Australian Voices join Australasian Dance Collective on stage, performing an exquisite original score by Gordon Hamilton, using only the human voice. The cast also features special guests, senior dancers from WaW Dance, in this inspiring celebration of the tragedies and triumphs we all share, everyday.

Everyday Requiem is Natalie Weir’s final work for the company as Artistic Director. Following critically-acclaimed productions such as When Time Stops, The Red Shoes, Behind Closed Doors and 4Seasons, Natalie Weir's Everyday Requiem is not to be missed.


Dates & Times

20th September - 12th October


Venue

Cremorne Theatre, QPAC



Choreography
Natalie Weir

Music
(The Australian Voices), Gordon Hamilton

Designer
Bill Haycock

Lighting Designer
David Walters, 

Special Guest Artists
Brian Lucas
The Australian Voices
WaW dancers  

ADC Company Artists
Richard Causer
Scott Ewen
Isabella Hood
Jake McLarnon
Jag Popham
Alana Sargent
Lizzie Vilmanis 

Presented by Australasian Dance Collective and Queensland Performing Arts Centre.  

We acknowledge the First Nations people as the Traditional Owners of Meanjin (Brisbane).

Australasian Dance Collective acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their deep connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

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