‘Don’t Wake Dad’ is a choreographic work exploring the retrospective realisation of childhood disability. The work challenges whether universal concepts fed to us as children are actually accessible: paralleling an able-bodied society with being forced to play board games without knowing the rules.
Hint: The youngest player goes first!
Choreographer: Lucy Turner
Music Composition: Viktor Metyko (projectvime)
Dancers:
Ana Maria Diana Badila
Anna Ala-Korpi
Annalia Sparks
Charli-May Townend
Hollie Whitford
Isabella Gaynor
Julianna Schmaus
Lee Si Hui
Maddy Westhead
Maja Fagernes
Nehir Özeke
Simone-Maggie
Original Score made in collaboration with projectvime:
‘projectvime’ is an electronic music project founded 2017 in Vienna by Viktor Metyko, is a captivating blend of nostalgia and innovation. Their sonic palette draws inspiration from the 1980s, weaving together analog synthesizers and digital tools. From ambient textures to pulsating beats, projectvime’s compositions transcend genres.
Collaborations with visual artists and dancers result in incredibly rich and immersive experiences. Their experimental approach challenges conventional norms, encouraging listeners to contemplate diverse perspectives and witness the fusion of multiple artistic languages into a harmonious whole.
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