“The three works in Search Engine combine to provide a sophisticated, complicated and thought provoking programme of contemporary dance.”
Search Engine
Shimmering light and captivating movement fill the universe of Search Engine. Within this luminous, metallic world, three choreographers explore and define their experiences of what it means to seek out and to search within our technologically driven society.
This brand new show is a different kind of dance experience, where the audience is absorbed by fragmented light displays and close enough to the stage to feel the incredible energy of the five performers. These three short works by Lauren Langlois, Rose Philpott and Tupua Tigafua are guaranteed to intrigue, delight and surprise you.
Creative Team
Night Swim
Choreographer: Rose Philpott
Sound Designer: Jimi Wilson
Dancers: Georgia Beechey-Gradwell, Adam Naughton
Home Sweet Home
Choreographer: Tupua Tigafua
Sound Designer: Harry Benson-Rae
Dancers: Tyler Carney, Joshua Faleatua, Anu Khapung
Dys-Connect
Choreographer: Lauren Langlois
Sound Designer: Jesse Austin-Stewart
Dancers: Georgia Beechey-Gradwell, Tyler Carney, Joshua Faleatua, Anu Khapung, Adam Naughton
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Choreographic Mentor: Chris Jannides
Sound Design Mentor: Jason Wright
AV & Lighting Design: Charley Draper
Costume Design: Hannah Truly
Touring Information
Founders Park Energy Centre, Nelson 5 May 2018 (Premiere)
Regent Theatre, Greymouth 6 May 2018
Queenstown Memorial Centre, Queenstown 10 May 2018
Scottish Hall, Invercargill (Southland Arts Festival) 12 May 2018
Oamaru Opera House, Oamaru 15 May 2018
Regent Theatre, Dunedin 16 May 2018
Globe Theatre, Palmerston North 21 May 2018
Hastings Community Arts Centre, Hastings 23 May 2018
War Memorial Theatre, Gisborne 25 May 2018
Gateway Theatre, Whakatāne 27 May 2018
The Meteor, Hamilton 29 May 2018
Samoa House, Auckland 31 May & 01 June 2018
Wellington Helicopter Hangar, Wellington (Loemis Festival) 15 & 16 June 2018
“Footnote’s commitment to – and enthusiasm for – sharing its artistic vision throughout Aotearoa, is one of its defining features.”