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RE:VEL: Celebrating 20 yrs of genre-defying dance-theatre
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RE:VEL: Celebrating 20 yrs of genre-defying dance-theatre

From Oztix · Last checked 15 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.

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The lowdown

With Phluxus2 Dance Collective. A glorious and unruly gala performance celebrating 20 yrs of Phluxus2.

Be prepared to be taken every which way in The Princess Theatre as Phluxus2 seduces you onstage / backstage / on a chair or on a stair.

Twenty years of genre-defying dance-theatre will propel you into hidden nooks and cranny’s, intimate encounters and explosive moments as a formidable cast of fourteen fierce dance artists join choreographer Nerida Matthaei to raid the repertoire, revisit the works that shaped them and unleash new creations.

Immerse yourself inside two decades of gloriously full-bodied and visceral dance making. Watch bodies become unstuck - share in unexpected intimacy’s and revel in beautiful anarchy up close and personal.

Yesterday we danced... Tonight, we REVEL.

Accessibility information

This performance takes audiences on a journey through different spaces within the stunning, heritage-listed Princess Theatre. If you have any access requirements, please let us know when booking or contact us directly so we can discuss how best to support your participation. One performance area is not wheelchair accessible, due to inability to build in a ramp and no lift access. Please contact us at accessibility@theprincesstheatre.com.au before booking to discuss this part of the performance and the options available.

Phluxus2 and RE:VEL is proudly supported by Arts Queensland and Brisbane City Council through the Queensland Government.

Where to rock up

The Princess Theatre, 8 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, QLD 4102, Brisbane

Getting there

Accessibility

Accessibility information This performance takes audiences on a journey through different spaces within the stunning, heritage-listed Princess Theatre.