Deluge Highlights

Well, Deluge for 2011 is done and dusted!

Our beautiful Korean collaborators are en route back to Seoul, and as the dust settles we are already planning for the next incarnation of Deluge… Until then though, check out the video highlights of the work-in-progress, presented in The Whitlam at Metro Arts.

This project could not have happened without the support of support of 2011 FreeRange at Metro Arts, the REM Theatre and Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture artist exchange program and the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.

Deluge – Metro Arts FreeRange 2011

At standard temperature and pressure, water exists in dynamic equilibrium
It is a cosmic byproduct of star formation
It is an agent of cataclysmic transformation
God help those that stand in its way

Red Moon Rising returns to the development floor to craft a fable that communicates over time, geography and language. Directed by Jeremy Neideck, this exciting ensemble of dancers and musicians will join Korean performers Tak HoyoungPark Younghee and Jung Minji to interrogate the junction between the placid and the apocalyptic.

 “FreeRange 2011 will be a wild and terrifying ride, an explosion of ideas and a collision of practices, forms and cultures.” 

BUNKER: The Whitlam
TIME: 8:30PM
SHOWING: Mon June 27 & Tues June 28
TICKETS: $5 | www.metroarts.com.au | (07) 3002 7100

Director Jeremy Neideck
Cast Tak Hoyoung, Park Younghee,
Jung Minji, Mark Hill, Mary Eggleson, Kat Henry, Ellen Rijs, Amy Wollstein, Jana Penshorn, Terry Hesketh,
Stuart Clifford
Stage Manager Candice Diana
Lighting Design Hamish Clift
Costume Design Noni Harrison, Jeremy Neideck
Original Music Jeremy Neideck
Terry Hesketh
Jana Penshorn
Stuart Clifford
Park Younghee 

Sketches of Blood – Adelaide Fringe 2010

Love. Loss. Sacrifice.

In this dynamic work of physical performance, Red Moon Rising draws heavily on the style of Butoh to tackle stories of struggle, fragility and hope.

Encrusted in white paint and sculpted fabric, three performers enthrall and intrigue the audience, exploring what it is to be living, breathing organisms interacting with each other.

After a successful season at the 2008 Melbourne Fringe, Red Moon Rising is proud to present Sketches of Blood.

Arcade Lane – Regent Two
Entry off Grenfell Street
Between Regent and Adelaide Arcade

Wednesday 3rd to Saturday 13th March @ 8:00pm
[No performances 8th or 9th March]

Tickets $12 (Fringe benefits) $15 (Concession) $20 (Full)
Bookings: 1300 FRINGE (374 643) | www.adelaidefringe.com.au

The Oak’s Bride @ La Mama

Inspired by Ted Hughes’ poetic novel Gaudete, The Oak’s Bride explores self-fragmentation, duality and identity. Drawing on Butoh and dance, this piece of movement-based image-theatre will be an experience both surprising and affecting.

Part of the Explorations season at La Mama, The Oak’s Bride is a development showing of a larger scale work from Red Moon Rising to be included in the 2010 Next Wave Festival.

Created and performed by Ellen Rijs.

With original composition by Jeremy Neideck.

Oct 30, 31 & Nov 1, 7:30pm

All tickets $12

Bookings: www.lamama.com.au

9347 6142

Give Us All Your Money

GIVE US ALL YOUR MONEY

[so we can dance for you]

It’s Wednesday night, and you are ready for some drinks. Spend the hump on Gertrude’s Brown Couch. Yes, it is a fundraiser for Red Moon Rising’s 2010 season, but will also be an amazing night out with three of the hottest acts in town.

The Animators
www.myspace.com/theanimators1

Tom Ballard
Triple J, Best Newcomer Melbourne International Comedy Fest 2009
www.tomballard.com.au

Sarah Baxter
www.sarahbaxter.com.au

PLUS: auction, raffles, drinks, butoh…

Wednesday 16 September, 2009
Gertrude’s Brown Couch, Fitzroy

$12 Entry – Doors open 7pm

RSVP and more details on Facebook

Hope to see you there! – Polly, Ellen, Jeremy