Lucie In the Sky
World Premiere Season
Overview
Six dancers. Five drones. Endless emotions.
In this ambitious new work, Australasian Dance Collective brings art and technology together in a world-first project. Lucie In the Sky will see drones choreographed using human movement patterns to emulate emotions and personalities.
Inviting the audience into a world where humanity and technology share vulnerabilities, hopes and fears, Lucie In the Sky explores the melding of drones and dancers, humanising the drones and bringing the ‘Pixar’ effect into real life.
Complex relationships are thrust into the spotlight, as we explore the balance of power and our deep-seated need for each other. Peers. Companions. Friends. Foes.
Get ready to suspend disbelief during this incredibly ambitious project with Australasian Dance Collective, as they create a new world on-stage in a step towards our future.
/ Insight Matinee
Tuesday 09 May 1:00 – 2:30pm
Thursday 11 May 1:00 – 2:30pm
School groups are welcome to attend any performance however our Insight Matinee has been specially created for school students and young dancers to deepen their connection to the performance.
Artistic Director, Amy Hollingsworth, shares aspects of the creative development of Lucie in the Sky, in a pre-show talk that gives audiences a unique insight into choreographing drones and humans for the stage. A Q&A with Amy Hollingsworth and company artists follows the performance (Auslan Interpreted). Total run time 90 minutes.
Supported by
Lucie In the Sky is supported by the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative and Queensland Performing Arts Centre.
Dates & Times
Friday 05 May - 7:30pm
Saturday 06 May - 7:30pm
Tuesday 09 May - 1:00pm
Thursday 11 May - 1:00pm
Friday 12 May - 7:30pm
Saturday 13 May - 7:30pm
Venue
Playhouse, QPAC
Amy Hollingsworth
Gabrielle Nankivell
Concept and Creation
Amy Hollingsworth
Choreography
Amy Hollingsworth in collaboration with the ADC company artists
Dramaturg and Rehearsal Direction
Gabrielle Nankivell
Lighting Design
Alexander Berlage
Music Composition and Sound Design
Wil Hughes
Costume Design
Harriet Oxley
Drone Choreography
Amy Hollingsworth and Verity Studios
Drone Programming
Verity Studios
Technical Advisor
Dr Catherine Ball
Creative Development Contributors
Jack Ziesing, Lonii Garnons-Williams, Tyrel Dulvarie, Josie Weise and Jag Popham
Company Artists
Chase Clegg-Robinson
Harrison Elliott
Lilly King
Taiga Kita-Leong
Jack Lister
Chimene Steele-Prior
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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