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Counterclockwise At Bats

Published: Wed 29 Aug 2001 01:03 PM
strident Wellington's powerhouse fusion of dance, music, film and environmental design hit the stage at BATS with
counterclockwise
From the 14th through 29th of September at 7.30pm strident will be performing their new work counterclockwise. Hot on the tail of their sell out success at the 2001 Wellington Fringe Festival where they were awarded best dance of the Fringe.
Working with their winning formula, Wellington's hottest choreographers interact with musicians playing original compositions, and experiment with a lighting designer to create a surreal environment inspiring operatic, filmic movement.
Exploding the stereotypical dinner table narrative, strident stretches the possibilities of dance appreciation by experimenting with film and projection, incorporating a more on line world.
strident is Sarah Sproull, Claire Martin, Katarina Waldner, Justine Cooper & Lyn Pringle. Live music by Peter Daube and Sebastian Morgan-Lynch. Lighting by Martyn Roberts.
counterclockwise
14-29 September, 7.30pm
(excluding Sundays and Mondays)
$16 waged/$12 concession
BOOK NOW PHONE BATS 802 4175 OR REPLY TO THIS EMAIL
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BATS theatre
1 kent terrace, wellington, new zealand
bookings phone: 04 802 4175
office phone: 04 802 4176
fax: 04 802 4010
email: bats@actrix.co.nz
www.bats.co.nz
Season of Shorts : 'Man on the Moon' - 29 Aug - 1 Sept
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