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Bangarra Dance Theatre
Bangarra Dance Theatre
Choreographer - Frances Rings
Costumes - Jennifer Irwin
Lighting - Karen Norris
Music - David Page
Cultural Advisor - Reg Dodd
Set Design - Jacob Nash
Premiere - 2012, The Arts Centre Melbourne
Duration - 60 minutes
Dancers - 14 dancers
'Terrain transports us to Lake Eyre in South Australia, the place of Australia’s inland sea: one of the few untouched natural waterways in the world. Choreographer Frances Rings explores the fundamental connection between Aboriginal people and land - how our land looks after us, how we connect with its spirit, and how we regard its future.'
'Terrain transports us to Lake Eyre in South Australia, the place of Australia’s inland sea: one of the few untouched natural waterways in the world. Choreographer Frances Rings explores the fundamental connection between Aboriginal people and land - how our land looks after us, how we connect with its spirit, and how we regard its future.'
Activity: Initial impressions
Activity: Initial impressions
This activity requires you to think about the work from multiple angles. It will ask you to put on different hats for thinking.
This activity requires you to think about the work from multiple angles. It will ask you to put on different hats for thinking.
Watch Terrain uninterrupted. After watching try and reflect on what you saw/felt/heard using the different hats. Use the supplied questions to help you respond. It will help if you have some contextual understanding of the work. You can develop this by completing the activity titled Developing contextual understanding of the work on the Introduction to Terrain page.
Initial Impressions activity Terrain.docxImage credits
Image one- https://my.bangarra.com.au/dvd/terrain date accessed 24/04/2020Image two - Bangarra dance theatre: Terrain date accessed 06/04/2020Image three - Jennider Irwin website, date accessed 06/04/2020
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