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Co3 Contemporary Dance

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9226 2322

Address: Level 1, King Street Arts Centre, 357-365 Murray Street 6000 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://co3.org.au/

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19.01.2022 A MASSIVE congratulations to our very own Andrew Searle who has been nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Male Dancer for his work in THE LINE (2019) at the Australian Dance Awards! Congratulations to all other shortlisted nominees around the country. Head here to see the full list: https://ausdance.org.au//the-australian-dance-awards-return by Daniel Carson

17.01.2022 Our remarkable company dancer, Zoe Jane Wozniak, stars in Tim Minchin's latest film clip for his new song, 'The Absence of You'. What an incredible piece achieved in one shot and on location at The Rechabite, with behind the scenes help of Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) students! Check it out...

17.01.2022 Artistic Director, Raewyn is working on the final development of 'A Moving Portrait' with the graduating class Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) Dance this week. So excited to have creative development time with the next gen of dance makers! Artistic Associate Alice Kell (in Circa Contemporary Circus t-shirt gifted from our collab Leviathan, Perth Festival in Feb this year), with Nat and their son Atticus in the WAAPA studio. #kohthree #movewithus #contemporarydance #waapa #perthisok #westernaustralia

13.01.2022 OPEN CLASSES ARE BACK We're once again opening up our company classes to the independent sector throughout December! Spaces are strictly limited to five per class, so get in quick and reserve your spot by emailing [email protected] Happy dancing! ... His Majesty's Theatre, Perth

12.01.2022 We're proud to be presenting alongside FOUR Independent Contemporary Dance works featured in the just released Perth Festival program Alongside our ARCHIVES OF HUMANITY, you'll find Slow Burn, Together (Emma.Fishwick) Structural Dependency (Brooke Leeder & Dancers)... MoveMoveMove (The Blue Room Theatre) Feminism Has No Borders (Steamworks Arts) We're incredibly proud of the talent here in WA and we're excited to see these phenomenal artists in action. Tickets for general public go on sale Wednesday 25 November - get in quick, these will be some of the hottest tickets in town #FestivalFriday For more on the program, head to: https://www.perthfestival.com.au/whats-on/

11.01.2022 We are thrilled to receive this review from Seesaw Magazine for A Moving Portrait, devised and directed by Raewyn Hill. Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) dance students demonstrated impressive physicality in Rise: Program A. 'In clever, considered ways the dancers shift in space continuously; folding and unfolding in canon, weaving, gathering, being held and being draped over one another. The movement becomes highly physical, with dancers flung and swallowed by the large group. This impressive physicality is juxtaposed and balanced by brief images of Romantic-style gestures and softer, tender moments.' Review: Lauren Catellani

09.01.2022 "While The December Project is taking place independently of Co Youth, watching the maturity with which the young dancers presented their work-in-progress, it was easy to see the benefits they are gaining from the program." - Seesaw Magazine Congratulations to our Co:Youth alumni with the recent formation of their very own company! Proud to have been a part of their journey as emerging makers now contributing to the Perth Arts scene

03.01.2022 Congratulations to the cast and crew of A MOVING PORTRAIT which closed last night at the WAAPA Geoff Gibbs Theatre. What an extraordinary season! The work was inspired by Theodore Gericault’s iconic Romantic painting, The Raft of the Medusa (1818-19). ... Devised and directed by Raewyn Hill and performed by Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) Dance students. Designed, built and crewed by Production and Design students. Christophe Canato

01.01.2022 BAD BABY JEAN - WORK IN PROGRESS SHOWINGS at PICA - Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts Prison breaks, fisticuffs, a highway robbery, lonely deserts and wide-open roads...BAD BABY JEAN takes all your favourite western cinematic moments and slices-and-dices them into a fast-paced theatrical adventure. A cardboard western noir performed live to audiences in person and online simultaneously, The Last Great Hunt combines elements of animation, puppetry, live performance and ...technical wizardry in this high-octane story that pushes the boundaries of theatre. BAD BABY JEAN is a work-in-progress and a hopeful gesture towards new performance possibilities enabled by digital technology. Dates: November 11-14, 6:30pm. Tickets: Digital Pass (from $5) and In House Tickets ($20) available here: https://pica.org.au/show/bad-baby-jean-showing/ More information: http://www.thelastgreathunt.com/bad-baby-jean