Wanderlust

Overview

10 years after their first Australia-Japan dance collaboration in 1996, veteran choreographers Leigh Warren from Adelaide, Australia and Uno Man from Yamaguchi, Japan, now in their 50s, worked together once again after recovering from illness, which they coincidentally both succumbed to 3 years earlier. Based on Matsuo Basho's 'Oku no Hosomichi' (The Narrow Road to the Deep North) and re-envisioned as a 'journey of the moon and the sun, a hundred generations of travellers', this collaboration of dance, video, costume and music was created over residencies in both countries.

- Japan-Australia Exchange 2006: Japan-Australia Dance Collaboration
- KIRIN DANCE NETWORK
- Performed at the Yamaguchi Centre for Arts and Media on Saturday 7 October (organised by the Yamaguchi City Cultural Promotion Foundation).

Details

Title

Wanderlust

Performance creator(s)

An Creative Inc.

Direction/Choreography

Choreographer: Leigh Warren, UNO-MAN

Venue

Theatre Tram

Performance date(s)

11 October 2006 - 12 October 2006

Performer(s) and staff

Performers: Kaiji Moriyama, Mako Kawano, Jo Roads, Deon Hastie, UNO-MAN
Music Director: Stuart Day
Costume Designer: India Flint
Lighting Designer: Nic Mollison
Video Design: Tetsutoshi Tabata
Programmer: Takahisa Shinoki
Lighting Operator: Ohba Illuminating Laboratory
Sound Designer: Kimihide Maeno
Stage Manager: Dai Shibasaki

Organiser(s)

Organised by An Creative Inc.

Genre

Butoh、Contemporary

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