
Yinarr
Amelia Jean O’Leary
O’Leary shares a raw physical depiction of an internal identity vortex that ripples into the physical, digital and spiritual worlds.

Explicit Contents
Rhiannon Newton
A reimagining of bodies as watery vessels, techno-chemical conglomerates and thermo-dynamic machines.

DOUBLE DOUBLE
Jo Lloyd, Deanne Butterworth, Tina Havelock Stevens and Evelyn Ida Morris
In a riveting sensory live experience, the performers lap through time and space as their personas merge, separate and collide.
![‘Weathering’ (2022), Emily Bowman and Joey Lehrer [ two for now ]. Photo by Ian Ferguson.](https://www.dancehouse.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Emily-Bowman-and-Joey-Lehrer-two-for-now-Photo-by-Ian-Ferguson.jpg)
Weathering
Emily Bowman and Joey Lehrer [ two for now ]
‘Weathering’ delves into the interdependence of nature and human relationships in the emergent and continual process of becoming.

Pictures & Ghosts
Arabella Frahn-Starkie
‘Pictures & Ghosts’ gathers the recollections and traces of a dance from stark photographic memory to a distant sense of nostalgia.
Yinarr
Amelia Jean O’Leary
O’Leary shares a raw physical depiction of an internal identity vortex that ripples into the physical, digital and spiritual worlds.
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