2006 Australian Youth Dance Festival
City: Horsham, Victoria
Date: 16 - 22 April 2006
Venue: Horsham Town Hall
Welcome to country
Hazel McDonald
Launch: Horsham Town Hall
Management team
Curator: Kath Papas
Project Manager: Cressida Bradley
Administrative assistant: Kate Caleb
Bec Reid—Facilitator
Mahony Maia Kiely—Artistic Director Finale
Creative Team
David McMicken—Associate Facilitator/Director
Tim Newth—Associate Facilitator/Director
Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey—Composers
Kim Lawler—Video artist
Patrick Ryan—Lighting Designer/Production Manager, Performance Season
Niklas Pajanti—Lighting designer/Production Manager, Finale
Choreographers and Tutors
Nikki Ashby, Kylie Ball, Claudio Climaco, Billie Cook, David Corbet, Matthew Doyle, Jeannette Fabila, Jodie Farrugia, Sela Kiek, Jacob Lehrer, Shonah Honeyhill Sonko, Rowan Marchingo, Justin Meissner, Danielle Micich, Christine Monneron, Jillian Pearce, Lee Pemberton, Stefanie Robinson, Lamine Sonko,
Special features
This AYDF was held in conjunction with Horsham’s
annual arts festival, ‘Art is…’ and community programs delivered
by the ‘Art is….a common well’ festival generated visual, musical
and environmental information that fed the AYDF choreographers, visiting
artists and participants.
Structure
Followed the 2004 AYDF model of site-specific work facilitated by Tim & David from Tracks Dance and then built on this model with an additional community component leading up to the festival (see Special features above).
National participants
Extensions YDC (Qld), Steps YDC (WA), John
Curtin College of the Arts, Hampton SHS, Indooroopilly SHS, Restless
YDC, Fresh Bred Youth Dance Ensemble, room2move Youth Dance Ensemble,
Torsion Youth Choreographic Ensemble, Fling Physical Theatre, DanceLAB, Tracks Youth Dance Group,
International participants
Nubrico Youth Dance Company (UK)
Funding
Art is a common well, Horsham RCC, Arts Vic & Vic Place to be, Australia Council, Festivals Australia, The Myer Foundation,
Besen Family Trust, Ian Potter Foundation, Pratt Foundation and Regional
Arts Victoria. Arts Qld, Arts SA, South Australian Youth Arts Board,
and the National Heart Foundation who supported attendance by youth
dance companies.
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