After a three-year hiatus, the Betty Amsden Participation Program returns for its eighth instalment in a new multisite participatory project.
In an epic, once-in-a-lifetime event, 300 local participants will join award-winning choreographer and creator Liesel Zink at one of three venues across Victoria to create a large-scale, meditative and sculptural public dance work.
Arts Centre Melbourne, Geelong Arts Centre and Bunjil Place will each engage 100 people varying in age, ethnicity, gender and body type who love to move and are keen to be involved in a new dance performance.
Renowned sound artist and composer Lawrence English will create the soundscape for this performance allowing the movers to explore togetherness and community.
Performances will take place in Melbourne, Narre Warren and Geelong over March and April 2023. People are encouraged to attend one of the three locations to witness the 100 participants weave throughout the space.