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Eavesdropping on Artists: Framed Movements / Opus

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Unfortunately, due to technical issues, we are unable to provide an audio recording of this event. Listen to other talks from this series.

We’ll talk about representations of the body across art forms. With festival director Ian Pidd, theatre maker Daniel Schlusser and more.

Eavesdropping on Artists

A series of interactive talks, presented by the Wheeler Centre, in which prominent artists discuss shows presented as part of Melbourne Festival.

The catch? The artists must talk about artworks from outside their own practice.

Come and find out what artists really think about each other’s work, in this fascinating, cross-disciplinary discussion on the practice and presentation of art.

Featuring

Daniel Schlusser

Daniel is a director, dramaturg, actor and writer. With Daniel Schlusser Ensemble, he has created M+M (Theatre Works/Melbourne Festival), Menagerie (MTC Neon), Ophelia doesn’t live here anymore (Chamber Made Opera/Bell Shakespeare’s Minds Eye), The Dollhouse (fortyfivedownstairs), Life is a Drea... Read more

Ian Pidd

Ian Pidd is a Melbourne-based freelance director of theatre and festivals. His theatre credits include his artistic directorship of Back To Back, including the Green Room award-nominated Minds Eye, plus ten years of works at Snuff Puppets, where his productions have travelled throughout the world. W... Read more

Kate Sulan

Kate is the founding artistic director of Rawcus. She is a long-term collaborator with Back to Back Theatre, working with the company since 2000. Kate was the recipient of an Asialink Performing Arts Residency (India), a board member of the Next Wave Festival for eight years, and was selected for M... Read more

Angela Conquet

Angela Conquet is artistic director of Dancehouse. Before moving to Australia in 2011, she worked for 11 years in Paris where she commissioned, presented and mentored over 100 dance artists. She initiated several international residency exchange and mobility programs for independent artists. She is ... Read more

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MPavilion

Queen Victoria Gardens Melbourne Victoria 3004

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