23 October 2021 | 5 min read | cost: Free | website: https://www.ozasiafestival.com.au/events/true-self...

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Humans (for now) live on one planet; a globalised world where the digital is used to link us with more opinions and information than ever before. Yet, simultaneously, that world seems to deepen the separation between people by time, space, cultural histories and languages.

Somewhere, Everywhere, Nowhere, bridges the similarities and differences that connect us all. Australian and Japanese co-choreographers and dancers Alison Currie (whose recent work was commissioned by Australian Dance Theatre) and award-winning soloist Yui Kawaguchi join forces to compose a collision between the everyday and imagined possibilities.

Using sound, light and form to accentuate the comparing techniques between each dancer, Alison and Yui's stunning choreography drifts in and out of sync to expose the significant, simple and absurd. An ephemeral performance about parallels and connection, Somewhere, Everywhere, Nowhere unveils how humans are defined not by what we know, but rather by what we are yet to discover.

Presented by Adelaide Festival Centre's OzAsia Festival

True Self 2021

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when: 23 October 2021
start time/end time: 21 Oct 2021 - 07 Nov 2021, Next Occurrence : 23 Oct 2021
cost: Free
city/suburb: adelaide-sa-australia
address: adelaide-sa-australia

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