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Hitherto unavailable online, Virginia Baxter's 2000 interview with Margaret Cameron and Ian Scott, "The other side of Nightfall," yields wonderful insights into the nature and demands of acting. There are also interviews with two artists currently presenting as part of Performance Space's Buruwan season, Ken Thaiday Snr and Kate McMillan. Plus, artist and contributor profiles, and the second part of our Partner Art survey. Lucy Parakhina, interim RT Online Producer
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IN PROFILE Angus Cerini John Bailey talks to this award-winning playwright and performer about his take on masculinity, abuse and the relationships between violence and power.
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IN PROFILE Julian Day
Matthew Lorenzon discusses "making the invisible visible" with the multi-talented Julian Day. |
BLOG: Partial Durations Victorian Opera and Malthouse Theatre: The Riders An unlikely opera, based on a Tim Winton novel; review by Alexander O’Sullivan Nils Frahm at the Old Museum "Fascinating music from one of the more interesting musical minds of our post-everything time"; by Alistair Noble Speak Percussion: Richard Barrett Percussion Portrait Contemporary percussion at RMIT; by Matthew Lorenzon |
PARTNER ART
Making art is more than a job and it’s more than a life-style choice—for many, it’s an all-encompassing way of being. This can make living with an artist a difficult feat, unless both are of like constitution. So it’s not surprising that in the art world there are many couples who share both their lives and their art. This is the conclusion of our survey feature (see part 1 in RT Profiler 6 here), where we asked a number of art couples about their collaborative practices.
Vincent Crowley & Ingrid Weisfelt (Torque Show)
CONTRIBUTOR PROFILES
Bernadette Ashley
RT's visual arts and dance correspondent in Townsville on the extra level of appreciation that reviewing allows.
"Scrawling notes in the half-light of a live performance sometimes draws me in deeper and creates an urgency to suck every iota of nuance from an exceptional work." More…
Vicki Van Hout
Independent choreographer Vicki Van Hout talks about her lifetime focus on interests outside that discipline, and affirming her cultural identity through her work.
"I have shamelessly used my obsession with dance as a vehicle for exploring other creative disciplines including dabbling in the creation of simple interactive installations, writing monologues and simple non-linear narratives." More…
COMING SOON
REALTIME 124
4 December
REVIEWS
Liquid Architecture
Melbourne & Brisbane Festivals Bundanon's Siteworks
PREVIEW
Experimenta's Recharge program
INTERVIEWS
Actor/director Rachael Maza
Bangarra's Elma Kris
PLUS
PACT celebrates 50 years of innovation
JUST LAUNCHED
RT & WAKEFIELD PRESS
Bodies of Thought:
12 Australian Choreographers
A GROUNDBREAKING NEW BOOK
FOR LOVERS OF AUSTRALIAN CONTEMPORARY DANCE
"...an illuminating study of Australian contemporary choreographers."
Adelaide Advertiser
"Complemented by beautiful photos and Brannigan’s insightful introduction to each chapter, this is a must-have for all dance practitioners, students and dance lovers." INDaily, Adelaide
"A fascinating snapshot of contemporary dance in Australia in the 21st century , this scholarly, marvelously presented book will delight both dance lovers and researchers." Sydney Arts Guide
KATE CHAMPION, ROSALIND CRISP, TESS DE QUINCEY, RUSSELL DUMAS, LUCY GUERIN, SUE HEALEY, HELEN HERBERTSON, GIDEON OBARZANEK, STEPHEN PAGE, GARRY STEWART, MERYL TANKARD, ROS WARBY
RRP: $34.95 inc GST; purchase in bookshops or at
www.wakefieldpress.com.au
Editors: Dr Erin Brannigan, Senior Lecturer in Dance, School of Arts and Media, UNSW and Virginia Baxter, Managing Editor, RealTime
Publishers: RealTime and Wakefield Press
ENQUIRIES: [email protected]
And don't miss the companion website realtimedance
LH COLUMN: Margaret Cameron, Opera for a Small Mammal, photo Daisy Noyes; Ken Thaiday Snr, realtime tv; Kate McMillan, realtime tv; 135th Meridian-East installation view, photo courtesy Australian Experimental Art Foundation; Angus Cerini, Resplendence photo Sebastian Bourges; Julian Day, Chrissie Cotter Gallery, 2012, photo by Emily Sandrussi
RH COLUMN: Partner Art: Ingrid Weisfelt and Vincent Crowley in Malmö, Adelaide Festival 2012, photo by Rachel Roberts; Bernadette Ashley; Vicki Van Hout in Briwyant, photo by Garth Oriander
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