DANCING PLACE: CORHANWARRABUL
COMING SOON!
Dancing Place: Corhanwarrabul is a program of performances, walks and workshops at sites of Kalorama, Mt Dandenong and Mt Corhanwarrabul.
If Melbourne restrictions allow, this will go ahead as an outdoor event on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th November, 2020, with COVID-safe project management planning in place, including social distancing and strict audience capacity. There will also be online events and documentation, and creative and sensory provocations for local walking experiences that you can undertake in the two weeks either side of the live event. Dancing Place: Corhanwarrabul is curated by Gretel Taylor and funded by Yarra Ranges Council through their Community Grants program and in association with RidgeWalk.
Opened by a Welcome to Country by Wurundjeri Head Man, Murrundindi, and with a place consciousness grounded in Indigenous presence, Dancing Place: Corhanwarrabul will introduce locals and visitors to diverse modes of performance in relation to place. The program features leading local and Melbourne-based artists and cultural leaders, Murrundindi, Mandy Nicholson and Djirri Djirri Dancers, Gulsen Ozer, Dani-Ela Kayler, Tammy Wong-Hulbert, Marnie Badham, Vivienne Rogis, Gretel Taylor and Environmental Performance Authority.
Dancing Place: Corhanwarrabul is a program of performances, walks and workshops at sites of Kalorama, Mt Dandenong and Mt Corhanwarrabul.
If Melbourne restrictions allow, this will go ahead as an outdoor event on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th November, 2020, with COVID-safe project management planning in place, including social distancing and strict audience capacity. There will also be online events and documentation, and creative and sensory provocations for local walking experiences that you can undertake in the two weeks either side of the live event. Dancing Place: Corhanwarrabul is curated by Gretel Taylor and funded by Yarra Ranges Council through their Community Grants program and in association with RidgeWalk.
Opened by a Welcome to Country by Wurundjeri Head Man, Murrundindi, and with a place consciousness grounded in Indigenous presence, Dancing Place: Corhanwarrabul will introduce locals and visitors to diverse modes of performance in relation to place. The program features leading local and Melbourne-based artists and cultural leaders, Murrundindi, Mandy Nicholson and Djirri Djirri Dancers, Gulsen Ozer, Dani-Ela Kayler, Tammy Wong-Hulbert, Marnie Badham, Vivienne Rogis, Gretel Taylor and Environmental Performance Authority.