On With the Show
From 8 to 23 October 2010, Melbourne was a vision in neon purple and pulsed with the best in contemporary arts as
Melbourne Festival took centre stage for its 25th year. In an unparalleled feast of theatre, music, dance, opera, visual arts,
multimedia and outdoor events, some of the finest creative minds of our times came together from near and far to dazzle
the city with the following works of art:
Dance
Adapting For Distortion & Haptic – Hiroaki Umeda
come, been and gone – Michael Clark Company
K@osmos – Grupo Puja!
Northern Trax - A.R.A.B. (Anti Racism Action Band Youth Ensemble)
Pop-Up Project
Tomorrow, in a year – Hotel Pro Forma, Music by The Knife
Vertical Road – Akram Khan Company
Hiroaki Umeda – Haptic
photo: Shin Yamagata
Music
Calder Quartet
Carnival of Mysteries – Finucane & Smith
en masse – Genevieve Lacey and Marc Silver
epi-thet – Madeleine Flynn, Tim Humphrey and Jesse Stevens
K@osmos – Grupo Puja!
Magpie Blues – Ursula Yovich
Noises in my Head – John Cale
Northern Trax – A.R.A.B. (Anti Racism Action Band Youth Ensemble)
Pop-Up Project
Richter/Meinhof-Opera – David Chesworth
Seven Songs to Leave Behind
Soak + The Hollow Air – Australian Art Orchestra
Stifters Dinge – Heiner Goebbels
Thomas Adès & Calder Quartet
Thomas Adès & Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Adès @ ANAM
Pateras & Adès
Tomorrow, in a year – Hotel Pro Forma, Music by The Knife
When Past and Future Collide – John Cale with Band and Orchestra Victoria
John Cale – When Past and Future Collide
photo: Carla Gottgens
Melbourne Festival – Annual Report 2010
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