The Dinner Party
10 - 18th May
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
10 - 18th May
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC

The Dinner Party

Who really holds the power at this sophisticated table?

An elegant dinner party hosted by an influential young man for his manipulative guests is thrown into turmoil when power meets greed, ambition and jealousy. As the evening wears on The Dinner Party exposes society’s insatiable desire for control and status and the power-play between the guests intensifies as the accusations start to fly.

Premiering to extraordinary reviews in Brisbane in 2015, The Dinner Party (former title The Host), is gripping contemporary dance theatre from Queensland’s award-winning Australasian Dance Collective.

You will be struck by the sublime costumes by celebrated Australian fashion designer Gail Sorronda, music recordings from Queensland's highly acclaimed Southern Cross Soloists and inspiring movement by internationally renowned choreographer Natalie Weir.


Dates & Times

10 - 18th May


Venue

Cremorne Theatre, QPAC

#Tour Dates


Pilbeam Theatre, Rockhampton

28 May, 2019

Brolga Theatre, Maryborough

30 May, 2019

Empire Theatre, Toowoomba

1 June, 2019

Jetty Memorial Theatre, Coffs Harbour

6 June, 2019

Glasshouse Theatre, Port Macquarie

7 June, 2019

The Art House, Wyong

12 June, 2019

Riverside Theatre, Parramatta

June 3—15 , 2019

Griffith Regional Theatre, Griffith

19 June, 2019

Queanbeyan Performing Arts Theatre, Queanbeyan

June 21—22, 2019

Dubbo Regional Theatre, Dubbo

25 June, 2019

Darwin Entertainment Centre, Darwin

3 July, 2019

Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs

6 July, 2019



Choreography
Natalie Weir, Choreographer  

Music Composition
Southern Cross Soloists

Costume Designer
Gail Sorronda   

Company Artists
Isabella Hood
Bernhard Knauer
Jake McLarnon
Jag Popham
Lizzie Vilmanis
Josephine Weise 

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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