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MALTHOUSE THEATRE PRESENTS

ROGUE

A VOLUME PROBLEM

CHOREOGRAPHER BYRON PERRY
COMPOSER LUKE SMILES
SET CONSTRUCTION ANITA HOLLOWAY

THE COUNTING

CHOREOGRAPHER ANTONY HAMILTON
SOUND DESIGNER PANSONIC
COSTUME DESIGNER DOYLE BARROW

PUCK

CHOREOGRAPHER ROGUE

PRODUCTION/STAGE MANAGER BLUEBOTTLE3 – FROG PROJECT MANAGEMENT MORIARTY’S PROJECT

ROGUE ARE
DERRICK AMANATIDIS, SARA BLACK,
DANIELLE CANAVAN, HOLLY DURANT,
LAURA LEVITUS, SUHAILI MICHELINE,
KATHRYN NEWNHAM, HARRIET RITCHIE,
MARISA WILSON

Representing some of Australia’s most promising contemporary dance talent, Rogue exploded out of the 2008 Next Wave Festival and swiftly established a reputation as the ‘ones to watch’ in Melbourne’s independent dance scene.

Collectively, they have worked with renowned choreographers Lucy Guerin, Gideon Obarzanek, Phillip Adams, Garry Stewart and David Pledger. Here, they reignite two high energy high impact works, alongside a brand new ensemble piece, in a triptych of intimate and intelligent dance.

Antony Hamilton’s The Counting dissects circadian rhythms set to a blistering underscore of driving beats while Byron Perry’s A Volume Problem draws parallels between population growth and the auditory phenomenon of feedback. And, as for Puck - Rogue’s latest offering… well… every good story has a prankster. Puck has been imagined throughout history, mischievous, curious and cheekily outlandish, a woodland sprite leading folk astray with echoes and light through the forest of fairytale landscape.

Capturing both what existed before them and building new pathways ahead of the tide, Rogue combine precision, beauty and mischief, to deliver an inventive and daring performance. Watch this space.

PHOTO BYRON PERRY PICTURED HOLLY DURANT