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Melbourne contemporary dance company Chuncky Move bring dance-video-laser show Mortal Engine to Southbank Centre, London
14th Oct 2012 2:13pm | By Editor
The Melbourne-based dance company hits London with a spectacular show as part of the 2012 Ether Festival.
Mortal Engine goes to stunning lengths to prove humans are anything but mortal in this dance-video-laser performance that illustrates how the body’s limits and finite abilities are an illusion.
It features jaw-dropping visuals and choreography by Gideon Obarzanek, and an accompanying score by musical inventor extraordinaire Ben Frost, who’s worked with pop and electronic music visionaries such as Bjork and Brian Eno.
Oct 19 & 20. 7.30pm, £15+
Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road, SE1 8XX
Tube | Waterloo
southbankcentre.co.uk
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