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Thanks to everyone who donated to our successful Pozible campaign for Out of the Studio!
Tickets have now been released for Out of the Studio. To secure your seat for this event click the button below.
DirtyFeet is raising money to support young dancers with disability in a new dance project, Out of the Studio. We need to raise $2000 so please donate now to our pozible campaign. Thank you in advance for support. Out of the Studio Pozible campaign
DirtyFeet is seeking applications from choreographers for next year's Choreographic Labs. The Choreographic lab provides a supportive environment where early career professionals can come together to explore their creative practice. The Lab builds relationships between artists, facilitates the development of methodology and skills, and can be the first steps towards the creation of new work.
This is a studio space grant that includes allowances for mentorship and documentation.
There are 3 Choreographic Labs on offer in 2014
-28 April-9 May
-12-23 May
-28 July- 8 August
Applicaitons must be recieved by email to anthea@dirtyfeet.com.au by 5pm January 28 2014
Selected applicants will be notified by February 10 2014
For further information or to be emailed an application form contact Anthea Doropoulos anthea@dirtyfeet.com.au
This September DirtyFeet is presenting workshops for young people with and without disability at Redfern Town Hall. visit our facebook page for more information or email sarah(at)dirtyfeet.com.au
DirtyFeet and Chronology Arts are raising funds for Vitality please check out our pozible campaign at www.pozible.com/vitality
Your support is greatly appreciated
DirtyFeet and Chronology Arts present new choreographer-composer collaborations by Martin del Amo/Alex Pozniak, Kathryn Puie/Daniel Blinkhorn and Sarah-Vyne Vassallo/Andrew Batt-Rawden.
Supported by ArtsNSW, Australia Council, City of Sydney, The Ian Potter Foundation and The Seymour Centre.
To book tickets go to www.seymourcentre.com.au
Looking to make an end of finanncial year tax deductible donation to a worth arts project? Look no futher than Vitality
www.givenow.com.au/vitality
Thanks to everyone who donated to our Vitality appeal last year- you helped us to secure funding to get the ball rolling. We still have a little way to go to reach our fundraising target. Help make Vitality professional and excellent by donating: www.givenow.com.au/vitality
Save the date for VITALITY, a dance and music collaborative event coming to the Reginald Theatre (Seymour Centre) on August 8,9 and 10.
Works by choreographers Martin Del Amo, Kathryn Puie and Sarah-Vyne Vassallo, together with composers from Chronology Arts and DirtyFeet dancers Anthea Doropoulos, Sarah Fiddaman, Cloe Fournier, Verity Jacobsen, Venettia Miller and Miranda Wheen.
Please go to The Choreographic Lab page for more details on how you can be involved as a dancer for one or all three projects.
Congratulations to our 2013 Choreographic Lab recipients Rob McCredie, Tanya Voges and Kirsty Fromholtz.
DirtyFeet is excited to present The Right Foot Project- contemporary dance workshops for people with and without disabilities. The workshops are led by experienced dance maker Sarah-Vyne Vassallo and will develop a small creative dance work over two days. Dancers will explore new devised movement within a collaborative environment.
When: Saturday 22 and 29 September
Time: 10am-1.30pm Both days. Sharing 29 September 1pm.
Where: Redfern Town Hall. 73 Pitt St Redfern.
Access: Open to all levels of ability 12-26 ys. Suitable for low to moderate support needs.
Workshops are FREE but registration is essential. You can register by emailing sarah@dirtyfeet.com.au
Friday July 20 DirtyFeet will be hosting our first Choreographic Lab for 2012 with choreographer Jodie McNeilly and dancers.
DirtyFeet is collecting funds for our upcoming production "Vitality" in 2013, a collaboration between two of the most ephemeral artforms- dance and music.
The funds will be used to bring the works out of the studio and into the performance realm. The artists have already been hard at work developing their ideas and creating innovative dance and music scores. Now is the time to get them under the lights.
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Congratulations to the DirtyFeet Choreographic Lab recipients for 2012, Leeke Griffin, Jodie McNeilly, Carl Sciberras and Chimene Steele-Prior.
DirtyFeet seek applications from emerging choreographers for The Choreographic Lab, where emerging choreographers can explore their ideas and methodologies and take the first steps to making new work. The program provides mentorship and a safe environment for critical feedback. For application forms email Anthea at anthea@dirtyfeet.com.au.
Synchronicity, presented by Chronology Arts on the 10 and 11 of February, featured a first-time collaboration between DirtyFeet and Chronology Arts. Quest is a collaboration between choreographer Martin del Amo and composer Alex Pozniak. Here are the links to two reviews from these performances.
DirtyFeet is gearing up for a great week of giving as we prepare for Australia's biggest annual celebration of the community spirit.
28 November to 4 December is Givenow Week and we are hoping to pull in as much support for DirtyFeet as possible.
Jump online http://www.givenow.com.au/vitality and see how you can help us
Recently, DirtyFeet was awarded funding from the Ian Potter Foundation to present a workshop to Youth with Disability. The workshop will be delivered by experienced disability arts worker Sarah-Vyne Vassallo and assisted by DirtyFeet Directors Anthea Doropoulos and Sarah Fiddaman on Saturday 5th November 10am-1.30pm at Redfern Town Hall. For more information or to register your interest please contact sarah@dirtyfeet.com.au
DirtyFeet is pleased to announce that it has been awarded an Ian Potter Foundation grant. The grant will contribute to DirtyFeet's Community Outreach program and to creative development for the Vitality production.
DirtyFeet would like to congratulate Leeke Griffin, Venettia Miller and Sofie Burgoyne we look forward to seeing there developments throughout the year!
Chookas to all those applying, please note there is only one round of submissions for 2011.
DirtyFeet are looking for dancers for their upcoming Choreographic Lab program. Dancers need to be avaliable March 14th till April 1st Monday- Friday 12-5pm.
Please send your CV to anthea@dirtyfeet.com.au by the 1st March if interested.
DirtyFeet seek applications from emerging choreographers for The Choreographic Lab, a program which provides a safe environment where emerging choreographers can explore their choreographic voice and take the first steps to research or create new work
DirtyFeet are proud to announce three recipients for the Choreographic Lab 2010. Congratulations to Miranda Wheen and Laura Levitus who have been chosen from the application round. This year DirtyFeet have invited emerging choreographer Ian Colless as our third recipient.
Congratulations on your success.
DirtyFeet welcomes Martin del Amo to the DirtyFeet Board of Directors.
DirtyFeet Director and Dancer Sarah Fiddaman has joined Tasdance in Launceston again in 2010. She is engaged as a Teacher/Choreographer for an Education Program as well as a Dancer for the Company's main season, Heart Matters.
Sarah is fortunate to be working with renowned Choreographers Graeme Murphy and Chrissie Parrott and with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra for the season.
Sarah launched her contemporary dance career with DirtyFeet and credits her success to the working experience gained from DirtyFeet projects over the years: "I wouldn't have been able to make the cross over from ballet to contemporary without DirtyFeet, and I wouldn’t have had the professional experience necessary to join a company like Tasdance.”