Thinking in Movement led by Christopher Chu and Mei Li

  • 14 April 2024
  • 10am to 4pm
  • Cost $100 full $75 concession (health card holders, full time students, under 18 years (not Seniors Cards only)
  • Some experience in the Contact Improvisation practice is required.

Using the basic principles of Chi in a phenomenological approach (a form of qualitative research that focuses on the study of an individual’s experiences), this class will start with simple standing and walking.

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Loch na hEala/Swan Lake – 87th performance reached

Swan Lake photo for Perth articleKeith Ledger Theatre, Perth 14 – 17 February 2019

Elizabeth’s most recent performances with Teac Damsa were part of the Perth Arts Festival. The now usual full houses and standing ovations were testament to the power and emotional impact of this innovative contemporary dance theatre work. It received critical acclaim.

For Elizabeth working with this company has been inspiring and fulfilling on so many different levels. The performances are always fresh for the artists; each night is like an opening night and at the same time the work deepens for every performer. It has been a highly significant part of Elizabeth’s career and development as an artist.

This speaks of the importance of taking up every opportunity offered to us at all stages in our lives and is a reminder to never stop learning.

More performances of Loch Na hEala, are scheduled for later in 2019.

Adelaide exhibition and book launch – out of silence: Marcel Marceau by Jan Dalman

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Andreas Dalman and Elizabeth Cameron Dalman OAM invite you to the Adelaide launch of

out of silence

Marcel Marceau by Jan Dalman

Book Launch and conversation
Gallery 1, the Quartet Bar
Adelaide Festival Centre
Thursday 10 January 2019 at 5.30pm
Drinks will be served on arrival
Sales and signings at the conclusion of the event

published by Dalman Productions
proudly printed in Australia by CanPrint Communications
ISBN-13: 978-0-6482570-0-4.

In the final years of his life, Jan Dalman carefully selected what he felt were the most potent, evocative and expressive photographs he’d taken of Marceau from the wings during performances in Australia. His great wish was to have a book published to honour his friend Marcel, who had passed away before him in 2007.

out of silence – Marcel Marceau by Jan Dalman is the realisation of this dream.

the photographic exhibition runs from 11 January – 24 February 2019.

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Dalman Productions gratefully acknowledges the support of the Adelaide Festival Centre and the ACT Government through Canberra Museum and Gallery