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MoVo Dance Ensemble

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24.01.2022 Dance wear pop up shop Saturday the 13th of February 10am - 4pm At Albany Academy of Dance For all your dance wear, dance shoes, accessories and activewear.

22.01.2022 Let's Dance! - Dance Inclusion Workshops This is a fabulous opportunity for people living with disabilities to participate in a unique activity that uses shapes..., percussion and fabric to explore self-expression, creativity and musicality. If you'd like to take part in this activity, contact us now to register. Participant numbers are limited, so early registration is recommended. Note: Participants who require support must be accompanied by a carer or support personnel. - Wheelchair access is available. - For further information, or to register, call Wendy on 0403 621 922 or e-mail [email protected] * Funded by Regional Arts WA via an Arts Resilience Grant * @regionalartswa #regionalartsresilience See more

20.01.2022 Australia Day 2021 - Middleton Beach performance...

20.01.2022 MoVo Dance Ensemble is excited to be performing at the festival as part of the 'Dancing in Southern Shoes' film event on 7th April. We're performing two contemporary dance works, 'Memories from a Park Bench' and 'The Don'ts for Dancing'. It's a free event, although you need to reserve tickets due to the COVIDsafe Plan. We hope to see you there! :-)

18.01.2022 As part of the Town Hall Relaunch Festival, the documentary Dancing in Southern Shoes (rated G) will be screened as part of the celebrations. This film examin...es Albany’s rich dance history, from its Indigenous beginnings up to modern times. Made in 2009 by local filmmaker Lauchlan Gillett, the movie incorporates archival material and interviews to create an overview of what was in previous times the premiere social activity and an important aspect of Albany’s cultural history. Stay after the film for two contemporary dance preformance by MoVo Dance Ensemble. ‘Memories from a Park Bench’ is a melancholic piece that tells the story of 3 elderly women reminiscing about their early days as dancers and explores the painful acceptance of a withering mind and body. ‘The Don’ts of Dancing’ is a comical piece that explores ladies’ dance etiquette in the Victorian times, and the MoVo dancers have a lot of fun defying the rules! Cost: Gold Coin Donation Tickets are available through Paperbark Merchant at https://paperbark.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/sales/sales This event is featuring as part of the Town Hall Relaunch Festival. For more information and to check out the full Festival program, visit: https://artsandculture.albany.wa.gov.au/ #albanytownhallrelaunch

18.01.2022 The MoVo gals facilitated their first 'Let's Dance' Dance Inclusion Workshop on Friday 19th March. We taught the participants a choreographed routine using shapes and waves as our inspiration, and then we facilitated a creative movement section using fabric and sounds of the ocean. We also put on a short performance that demonstrated different dance styles (classical, contemporary, jive). It was a lot of fun! Here are some pics of us all in action... The next 'Let's Dance' workshop is on 16th April. Spread the word! The MoVo team (Wendy Lynn, Anyes) Regional Arts WA #regionalartsresilience

15.01.2022 Latest News: The MoVo gals will be performing two new dance works as part of Albany Town Hall's relaunch festival. The dance works will form part of the 'Dancing in Southern Shoes' film event that starts at 2:30pm on Wednesday, 7th April. Our 10-minute performance will follow the film at approx. 4:30pm. Here are some photos of our rehearsals... 'Memories from a Park Bench', and 'The Don'ts for Dancing'. This is a free event, but tickets still need to be reserved as part of the COVIDsafe Plan. Visit the Paperbark Merchants website http://www.paperbarks.com.au/ for ticketing details. We hope to see you there! Wendy, Lynn, Anyes

04.01.2022 Filmed in 2018, we really hope you enjoy this chance to look back at our amazing Freefall Dance Company, a company of highly talented dancers with severe learni...ng disabilities. The award-winning We Are Here was a site-specific project in which they danced alongside former Principals Jenna Roberts and Iain Mackay. See more