Flowstate in association with Supercell presents
The BLOKES Project — Completed
The BLOKES Project includes a new dance work researched with family and community elders in their truck yards, sheds and vehicles investigating the myths, truths and stereotypes of how to be a man in Australia and when this inherited cultural narrative helps or when it hurts.
Dance artists Matt Cornell and Joshua Thomson are drawing on their experiences during speed-apprenticeships with men in the extreme north and their own history growing up in outback Australia. Through gathered stories, physicality and overall no-nonsense approach The BLOKES Project seeks to make space around what it is to be a bloke in our cultural narrative.
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Auslan Interpreted Performance:
Thu 15 Feb, 7.30pm
A truly beautiful and thought provoking performance. — Councillor Steve Toms, Frankston City Council
Tue 13, Feb — Sun 18, Feb
Duration: 53 min
Tue — Sat 7.30pm
Sat — Sun 2.00pm
Q&A — Tue 13 Feb after performance
Co-Creators
Joshua Thomson and Matt Cornell
Producer
Tammy Ryan
Sound Designer and Composer
Tristen Parr
Projectionist
Claire Robertson
Performers
Joshua Thomson and Matt Cornell
Photo
The Mattmosphere
Flowstate in association with Supercell presents
The BLOKES Project — Completed
The BLOKES Project includes a new dance work researched with family and community elders in their truck yards, sheds and vehicles investigating the myths, truths and stereotypes of how to be a man in Australia and when this inherited cultural narrative helps or when it hurts.
Dance artists Matt Cornell and Joshua Thomson are drawing on their experiences during speed-apprenticeships with men in the extreme north and their own history growing up in outback Australia. Through gathered stories, physicality and overall no-nonsense approach The BLOKES Project seeks to make space around what it is to be a bloke in our cultural narrative.
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Auslan Interpreted Performance:
Thu 15 Feb, 7.30pm