A Dynamic Triple Bill Program by three of Australia’s leading independent artists: Tra Mi Dinh, Anton and Sara Black  on Catapult’s professional company.

August 28th-29th @ 7.30pm at Warners Bay Theatre, baramayiba.

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Tra Mi Dinh

Tra Mi Dinh is an award-winning choreographer and dancer working across Naarm (Melbourne) and Gadigal (Sydney). She is emerging as a distinct artist in Dance, working as a performer in multiple works by Lucy Guerin Inc, and Stephanie Lake Company, as well as Chunky Move, Joel Bray Dance, Michelle Heaven, Dance Makers Collective, and more; whilst also establishing her own choreographic voice.

Anton

Working steadily in the industry as a performer, choreographer, dance film maker. project director, movement director, rehearsal director and educator. Anton’s vast dance experience has been employed for dance and theatre projects, art festivals, Live TV events, dance on screen, advertising campaigns, music videos and multi-media projects. 

Sara Black

Sara has worked as a choreographer, performer, teacher and collaborator in Australia and internationally over the past 14 years. As a choreographer she has worked in theatre and commercial events whilst developing her own contemporary choreographic practice.  Her choreographic credits include Accidental death of an anarchist (Sydney Theatre Company); Jasper Jones, Atlantis, Seventeen, Peter Pan (Belvoir); Girls like that (ATYP); #Killallmen, Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown (NIDA); The Incredible here and now (NToP); Double Beat (new work in development); untitled (Readymade Happy hour); Taction (Sydney dance company PPY); Act of contact, Nexus (QL2); Seven deadly sins (Sydney conservatorium of music); E-volve (CDDC); Pitch Black (Seekae live event); Sensation Trigger Action, Glitch (Flipside); Fresh Produce (Rogue, Next Wave Festival Event); Gravitas (Short film currently in development). Her assistant choreographic credits include Obsidian (Iceland Dance Company); Shane Warne the Musical (Eddy Perfect and Neil Armfield); and Woyzeck (Malthouse Theatre).