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NOW NOW NOW

LUKE GEORGE

Image: Jeff Busby

SATURDAY 19 – SUNDAY 20 MARCH

Sat 19, 9.30pm
Sun 20, 2pm & 7pm

DANCEHOUSE

60 minutes no interval

Full $25
Concession $20
Dancehouse Members $15

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"...LEAN, POLISHED AND WITH UNEXPECTED EMOTIONAL GRAVITAS - LUKE GEORGE’S SECOND MAJOR DANCE WORK NOW NOW NOW LEFT A CAPACITY AUDIENCE TINGLING WITH INTERNAL ANIMATION KNOWING THEY HAD JUST EXPERIENCED SOMETHING AS INOVATIVE AS IT WAS AUTHENTIC." Arts Hub

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NOW NOW NOW is experiment-as-performance that explores energy, time and consciousness. Three performers undertake conceptual live attempts to experience the question: can we be in the now?

People seek to be in the moment, yet through the pursuit of this, move further and further away from it. NOW NOW NOW is drawn from the paradox of this notion and how it parallels the act of performance – which happens, in real time between the audience and the performer, yet is highly constructed. In this piece, the performers are not characters representing a greater humanity or society - they are themselves.

In NOW NOW NOW, Luke George explores the question; “can we be in the now?â€

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Choreographer: Luke George
Performers: Kristy Ayre, Timothy Harvey, Luke George
Design/Production: Benjamin Cisterne
Dramaturg: Martyn Coutts
Costumes: Ede Strong and the cast