[Past Event] FRINGE 2024: Four Sites

Presented by Sage Arts, Abbotsford Convent e Melbourne Fringe, Four Sites features four short works by four of Melbourne/Naarm’s most fascinating and celebrated independent choreographers: Rebecca Jensen, Jo Lloyd, Harrison Ritchie-Jones e Lee Serle. 

Engaging the body at the core of their works, each will make a new work for a specific location here at the Convent, produced by Michaela Coventry (Sage Arts).

Experience these four new works across one evening, navigating from one to the next as they occur throughout the Convent.

4 – 5 October
8pm
Multiple spaces across the Convent.

Circa

Jo Lloyd

A dance artist based in Naarm, working with choreography as a social encounter, revealing behaviour over various durations and contexts. Her practice seeks to find a language that refuses the limits of history, form and aesthetic. She choreographs the peculiarities and complexities of the mind, which manifests in unconventional ways through the body.

Jo creates works in collaboration with dancers, designers, visual artists and photographers. She has presented and performed her works in galleries, museums and theatres both nationally and internationally including recent commissions for the National Gallery of Victoria, The National 4, RISING, Bundanon Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Australia e ACCA.  

Accessibilità

Magdalen Laundry, The Store, Salon e Basketball Courts sono tutti accessibili alle sedie a rotelle. Audiences should note that they will be moving short distances between four sites at the Convent.

L'accesso alla sede è privo di gradini. Le persone in sedia a rotelle entrano dall'ingresso principale. In tutta l'area sono presenti percorsi pedonali irregolari.

Ci sono 2 posti auto accessibili per due ore su strada in St Heliers Street, accanto al Main Gate. Sei posti auto accessibili si trovano nella parte anteriore del parcheggio sul lato nord di St Heliers Street. C'è anche un parcheggio situato a breve distanza da Main Gate. L'ingresso è vicino a un passaggio pedonale dedicato e a un attraversamento stradale.

Access through the gardens and grounds is via mostly bituminised pathways; some are dirt/gravel. Some surfaces within the Convent are difficult to navigate and assistance may be required to ensure wheelchair accessibility.

In questa sede sono presenti servizi igienici accessibili, anche se non tutte le porte dei servizi igienici sono automatiche. 

  This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, Cash to Create through the Fringe Fund, Abbotsford Convent and the City of Yarra.