Dance Plant Collective presents

Dance Plant Collective presents

STRUCTURE

Auckland Auckland
choreographed by Bella Wilson
choreographed by Bella Wilson
Friday to:
11 Feb
Sunday
13 Feb

Venue

Cnr Silver Rd & Gillies Ave, Epsom, Auckland

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Prices

ALLOCATED:

ENTRY + DONATION All profit from the show goes directly to our artists, we truly appreciate your generosity!
$65.00
ADULT
$45.00
CONCESSION
$35.00

Timing

Running Time: 45 mins
Interval: none

Venue

Cnr Silver Rd & Gillies Ave, Epsom, Auckland

Discounts

Promotional Offer

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Payment Options

Credit Card
2.50%
Bank Transfer
$1.50
Online Eftpos
1.80%

Delivery Options

eTicket
free
Courier (signature reqd)
$5.00
Courier (rural delivery)
$9.00
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STRUCTURE is Dance Plant Collective's newest full-length contemporary dance show, choreographed by Bella Wilson in collaboration with the performers.

Performed by a stellar cast of 16 dancers to an outstanding original score by Flo Wilson, STRUCTURE exists as a metaphorical magnifying glass, highlighting the many ways in which our modern lives are controlled by external structures.

What causes us to follow the norm and what happens when we choose to deviate from this? We gaze inwards and examine the harsh rigidity of impersonal structures, and the gentleness of interpersonal connections. This show will transport you through a melancholic yet hopeful reflection on what it means to exist in 2022.