Miranda Wheen in '…the dancer from the dance" (c) 2013 ThePhysicalTVCompany

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Miranda Wheen in “…the dancer from the dance” (FEEL FREE TO SHARE THIS EXCERPT!!)Premiere screening of new Physical TV documentaryTo be presented at 5pm on Saturday November 30, 2013As part of The Directors' Cuts program in Performance Space's YOU'RE HISTORY!Tickets: $10 (Members Free)Book now: Tel: 02 8751 9111Online: http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/the-directors-cuts-screening-physical-eveleigh-new-south-wales-30-11-2013/event/13004B30C314950D?artistid=1215840&majorcatid=10002&minorcatid=53&tm_link=artist_msg-0_13004B30C314950DMORE INFORMATION:“…the dancer from the dance”premiere screeningA Physical TV Company ProductionDirected by Karen PearlmanProduced by Richard James AllenMusic by Edward PrimrosePresented as part of The Directors' Cuts program in Performance Space's YOU'RE HISTORY!"…the dancer from the dance" is an innovative documentary that tells a story of lives entwined and lived in dance. It asks: is being a dancer an identity? A culture? A waste of time?Director Karen Pearlman interviews dozens of contemporary Australian dancers and choreographers* to find out what they mean when they say ʻI am a dancerʼ and who they would be if they stopped dancing - bringing out the poignant, sometimes funny and always moving stories of people who live a life in dance. She also turns the camera on herself, ten years after quitting dancing, to find out what is left – what is left in her and what has left her? The cumulative stories reveal the art of movement as a force, passing through us, for a time, and then transforming into the next dancer, the next dance.“…the dancer from the dance” tells the story of dance as an ephemeral, body to body art form. Its words and movement allow the accrued wisdom of all of its participants to be captured, preserved and passed on before it disappears. The documentary subtly changes the nature of dance itself, by giving it a living history that can be built upon. It aims to make the short recorded history of dance more robust and to innovate in documentary form: to create a new form of screendance that is dance at the same time it is about dance.Where: Performance Space at Carriageworks / 245 Wilson Street, Eveleigh02 8751 9111, www.performancespace.com.auWhen: 5pm, Saturday November 30, 2013Meet the artists Q&A: Sat Nov 30, after 5pm screening.Tickets: $10 (Members Free) - Direct link for booking tickets: http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/the-directors-cuts-screening-physical-eveleigh-new-south-wales-30-11-2013/event/13004B30C314950D?artistid=1215840&majorcatid=10002&minorcatid=53&tm_link=artist_msg-0_13004B30C314950D* Featured artists: Kate Champion, Martin Del Amo, Miranda Wheen, Katerina Rajch, Naomi Hibberd, Thea Xanthopoulos, Vicki Van Hout, Richard James Allen, Frances Rings, Emma Saunders, Graeme Watson, Eva Fernandez Adan, Julie-Anne Long, Paul Cordeiro, Tammi Gissell, Samuel Lucas Allen, Nikki Heywood, Imogen Cranna, Jadzea Allen, Kay Armstrong, Jodie McNeilly, Garry Lester, Solon Ulbrich, Karen Kerkhoven, Dean Walsh and Karen Pearlman.Copyright © 2013 The Physical TV Company. All rights reserved.

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