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Mirramu Dance Company

Locality: Lake George

Address: 849 Lake Road 2621 Lake George, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mirramu.com

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22.01.2022 After Easter we were very happy to welcome back to Mirramu members of Dancecology from Taiwan to undertake ongoing work for the Contours dance film project begun in 2016. Mirramu Dance Company’s part of this project was supported by ACT Government funding and Dancecology was supported by arts funding from Taipei. http://mirramu.com/2018/04/20/dancecology-visits-mirramu/

21.01.2022 Elizabeth is celebrating 30 years at Mirramu with a party for friends and associates over the weekend of 26 to 28 April 2019. The weekend’s festivities will include a welcome to Country by Ngambri Elder Shane Mortimer and a tree planting ceremony 30 trees, one for each year at Mirramu. In the birthday activities Elizabeth will focus on the beautiful environment and its worldwide fragility and on the many artistic and wholistic responses to Lake Weereewa that her time there has brought. [ 30 more words ] http://mirramu.com/2019/04/12/mirramu-30/

19.01.2022 An invitation from Andreas Dalman and Elizabeth Cameron Dalman OAM to the launch of out of silence Marcel Marceau by Jan Dalman Published by Dalman Productions Book Launch and conversation Liangis Theatre, National Portrait Gallery Saturday 18 August 2pm to 3.30pm followed by sales and signings in The Curatoreum Bookshop Special guest presenter Shane Breynard, Director, Canberra Museum and Gallery. [ 69 more words ] http://mirramu.com//out-of-silence-marcel-marceau-by-jan-/

18.01.2022 Elizabeth has been involved with the Tsai Jui Yueh Foundation for more than 10 years. This year she was commissioned to make a work on the theme of the global refugee crisis for their 13th festival. Flight for Life Destroyed was the result, a work dedicated to the refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru and Manus Island and around the world. [ 65 more words ] http://mirramu.com//tsai-jui-yueh-international-dance-fes/

18.01.2022 On 21 April Mirramu was host to the launch of Barbie Robinson’s poetry book: That looks on tempests thoughts on the nature of love (published 2018, For Pity Sake Publishing Sydney). A happy crowd assembled for drinks and chat in the grounds with wonderful catering by Bernadette Johnson. The launch contained a number of performance elements including three beautiful dances by Mandy Tutalo and a rendition of one of Barbie’s poems by composer/musician Gabriela Cabral. [ 33 more words ] http://mirramu.com/2018/05/11/book-launch/

18.01.2022 The stars come out at night. Elizabeth with Anya Anastasia, cabaret artiste, at the Walk of Fame Gala concert. What a great night!

15.01.2022 Keith 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. [ 80 more words ] http://mirramu.com//loch-na-heala-swan-lake-87th-performa/

13.01.2022 Images Barbie Robinson, Writing with Light except 30th aerial shot by Sigo Tseng With picture perfect weather Mirramu was able to celebrate its birthday party in style. From the planting of 30 trees to performances in the open air, the event was strongly focussed on the environment and our responsibility to care for it. [ 187 more words ] http://mirramu.com//mirramus-30th-birthday-party-a-beauti/

12.01.2022 It was wonderful to see the fruits of our 2017 film shooting on Weereewa Lake George and in the forest behind Mirramu presented in the gallery in Taipei. There were two films one by Australian film maker Sue Healey and one by Hsiao-Yin (Grace) Peng. It is exciting that so many people have seen this exhibition, taking the capital region to the world. [ 39 more words ] http://mirramu.com//contours-film-project-showing-at-sly-/

12.01.2022 This was a remarkable season in a very different cultural setting. It was nevertheless applauded with enormous enthusiasm in the huge theatre. The festival director, Amy Ho (pictured here to the right of Elizabeth and an audience member on her left) considered it to be one of the best events of this year’s festival. The technical and administrative crews at the Kwai Tsing Theatre were outstanding resulting in a seamless season. http://mirramu.com//loch-na-heala-hong-kong-16-18-nov-2018/

11.01.2022 Invitation to showing for CRONE, 12 March 2019 http://mirramu.com//invitation-to-showing-for-crone-12-ma/

07.01.2022 Adelaide In January 43 degree heat in Adelaide Elizabeth was inducted into the Adelaide Festival Centre Walk of Fame. There was an excellent morning ceremony attended by many of those represented in the Walk and an evening Gala concert with a great variety of entertainment. Great job Adelaide Festival Centre. Ireland Touring with Teac Damsa’s Loch na hEala continued with six weeks in Dublin and regional Ireland. [ 216 more words ] http://mirramu.com/2018/05/11/a-busy-start-to-2018/

06.01.2022 Mirramu Creative Arts Centre partnered with Critical Path to host two creative choreographic workshops in October and November. The first afforded the opportunity for Indigenous choreographers Carly Sheppard, Eric Avery, Katie Lesley, Joel Bray, Taree Sansbury and Jessica Corse (assistant producer) to spend a week exploring their own practice without the restraint of having to produce a performance work. This was a time of meditative self-discovery and the artists spent time writing and contemplating about their practice and goals. [ 143 more words ] http://mirramu.com//choreographic-residencies-in-associat/

06.01.2022 Created by Serena Chalker and Quindell Orton of Anything is Valid Dance Theatre (AIVDT), Dust on the Shortbread is a work brought alive by two of Australia’s most vital, articulate and embodied performers, George Shevtsov and Dr Elizabeth Cameron Dalman OAM. With meticulously detailed and beautifully understated direction by Chalker and Orton, their performances were equally robust and vulnerable, subtle and unbridled. . . . Review: Jo Pollitt September 17, 2018 http://mirramu.com/2019/05/24/dust-on-the-shortbread/

01.01.2022 With a string of sell out, critically acclaimed performances worldwide, Loch na hEala returned to Dublin where Elizabeth joined them for the six shows. There were standing ovations and full houses throughout. It is always special to perform this work in Ireland where so much of the subtlety in it is rooted. Audiences immediately respond to the Irish nuances and the mystique of the folk lore. http://mirramu.com//11/loch-na-heala-dublin-6-to-11-nov-2/

01.01.2022 Mirramu Creative Arts Centre Sunday 19 August 2018 from 9.30am to 6.30pm $50 per person Open to professional dancers, actors, choreographers, theatre-makers and any members of the community interested in theatre and performance. Workshop topics include: The dramaturgy of space Importance of 'the image' The Artist vs The Craftsman Redefining story Biography vs Archetype Space as vessel The dramaturge as mirror [ 250 more words ] http://mirramu.com/2018/06/24/workshop-with-kenneth-spiteri/

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