Mini SPIN

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From the makers of SPIN comes Mini SPIN, a Deaf-led immersive and interactive dance rave for Deaf, CODA (Children of Deaf Adults) and hearing children and their families at Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre, Melbourne, on 14 and 15 March.

Join Deaf hosts Anna Seymour, Luke King and Robbie Burrows for a jam-packed 45 minutes of dancing and deaf culture stories to funky DJ beats. No dance experience necessary. Just bring enthusiasm and your best moves! Mini SPIN is especially unique amongst events for families because although it is accessible for everyone, it is deaf-led and created specifically for deaf, hard of hearing and CODA children and their families. It was originally commissioned by the 2019 Melbourne Fringe Festival for the Kids Club and is an Auslan-English interpreted event and wheelchair accessible. Using low frequency bass, Auslan and balloons to assist, participants will follow the deaf hosts through a sequence of dance routines together and finish with a freestyle dance party. The event also includes theatrical skits by Anna Seymour and her team.

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June

Celebrating 60 years, this production of Sweet Charity follows the New York City adventures of the ever-endearing Charity Hope Valentine… but not quite how you remember it.

The Liberty Theatre reawakens this winter for GATHERING.2. With no singular point of view and movement that dissolves and re-forms around you, at its core, GATHERING.2 is about proximity.

A concentrated week of training for professional and early-career dancers aged 18+ ready to deepen their practice.

July

Mirror Mirror on the wall … who’s the fairest of them all?

Don’t miss this formative training opportunity for intermediate and advanced dancers aged 15–18.

STRUT Dance partners with PICA to present Restore, a dynamic double bill of new and recent dance works that highlight innovation and cross-regional collaboration.