Dance Massive 3-15 March 2009

"...much of Dumas' work is performed in silence and is concerned with the articulation of questions rather than with narrative or with the development of answers to questions posed." - Australia Dancing

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"...an intimate, intricately made work" The Australian

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“The effect is terrifying, beautiful, unique and absolutely unforgettable…from the second the whirlpool of light hits the surface of the unfeasible steep set, the audience is at Mrtal Engines mercy”  The Metro, London

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“Fuelled by a collective creativity and inventive stagecraft, it is dark, primitive and very exciting.” Daily Express

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“Failure never looked so good, so silly, so successful…and so intelligent as The Fondue Set achieve a new level of wit in a bizarrely coherent show that is as carefully paced as it is manic…” RealTime

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At the point where one thing becomes another, for a moment it is both. Limina explores these threshold moments, merging psychological and physical spaces, memory and present, dream and reality, to create an environment where linearity is re-arranged and we exist in multiple places at once.

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"Complete. Dizzying. Satisfying...Melbourne Spawned a Monster is far and away the best original work we've seen from (Jo) Lloyd."  Chris Boyd

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Infusing a little ‘Night Fever' into Dance Massive, 180 Seconds in (Disco) Heaven or Hell presents a night of choreographic speed-dating meets po-mo disco.

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Described as one of the quietest, smallest piece of dance ever seen, yet one of the bravest and most compelling.

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Vianne is 'about the space and the place one holds within that is also inhabited with other people: it is about knowing and how one knows. Where is Vianne, what does Vianne know and how does she know it?'

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"It's simply one of the best things you will see in the theatre...A series of physical and imaginative miracles." The Australian

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A new work by Lucy Guerin Inc which questions our ideas about what is worth watching in a performance. This casual theatrical exploration presents four men, in a humorous and courageous examination of themselves and their art.

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"Intricate...sublime...an important new force in Melbourne's dance scene" Realtime

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“…bordering on the pornographic… It intrigues, titillates and leaves one wondering whether one should be watching; (George) craftily sucks us all in.” The Age

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