Book 2. Sydney Dance Company

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WELCOME Small hall. BIG TALENT.

We’ve chosen this theme this season to remind our audiences and ourselves of the very special experience that Cheng Hall provides. Named over two decades ago for philanthropists, George and Arlene Cheng, their children continue with significant support of the theatre’s efforts. In fact, Jennifer Cheng was recently elected as chair of the Barclay’s board of directors.

The hall was originally designed with some very specific criteria in mind. Superb acoustics was certainly one of them. In terms of sightlines, no seat could be out of range of eye contact with a performer on stage. That’s how the intimate seating capacity of 750 seats was established. And yet, the stage and production facilities are quite sophisticated, enabling the theatre to produce challenging creative work.

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As the season progresses, I’ll be writing more about what makes the Barclay special. Please enjoy tonight’s U.S. debut of Sydney Dance. And, we hope you’ll join us again soon.

Douglas C. Rankin President Irvine Barclay Theatre

Board of Directors Chair Jennifer Cheng Community Leader

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10/16 Sydney Dance Company October 16, 2013 | Cheng Hall

2 One Another Duration: 60 minutes – No Intermission

2013-2014 Contemporary Dance Series Support provided by The Cheng Family Foundation And an anonymous fund of The Orange County Community Foundation.

Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela Choreographer Rafael Bonachela

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Production Design Tony Assness Lighting Design Benjamin Cisterne

Music Nick Wales

Text Samuel Webster

A NOTE FROM CHOREOGRAPHER RAFAEL BONACHELA I am always fascinated by the interactions between people, and as I spend time in the studio with the dancers, I can’t help but see them as a microcosm of broader human interactions. As a group, they spend so much time together that their relationships and interactions at times seem to be a whole world in itself.

During the creative development phase of 2 One Another, I invited poet and writer Samuel Webster into the studio and asked him to write instinctively and with immediacy in response to what he was observing.

I then used those phrases and sentences as a basis for tasks and explorations for creating movement. The text that Samuel created is very beautiful and full of love and emotion, and I sought to create movement that explored all those intensities of human interaction.

The outcome of the dance/text process is absorbed into the whole and apparent only in an abstracted manner through the inclusion of some of the phrases into the score.

The feel of the piece, for me, is about creating a world of layers, both visual and metaphorical. Design and music are an integral part of creating this world and again were completed through an iterative process that was reflective of the very idea of 2 One Another — that of the individual reacting and being stimulated by others and the group.

Reference material was contributed and shared between the entire creative team, and it has been a delight to build a work that intersects art forms and processes so thoroughly.

I am very excited to be sharing this work with you.

I would like to thank my creative collaborators and the extraordinary dancers who travel on this journey with me.

SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY HISTORY & VISION Sydney Dance Company is Australia’s leading contemporary dance company. Celebrating its 45th anniversary in 2014, Sydney Dance Company commissions, presents and tours contemporary dance that inspires audiences and dancers alike. Led by Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela, the Company thrives on an ethos of collaboration and excellence – working with the most exciting and engaging artistic talents both nationally and internationally.

In addition to an ambitious national and international touring schedule, the Company is focused on developing new audiences for contemporary dance through an education program that includes school matinees, in-school workshops and vocational intensives for aspiring dance professionals.

Sydney Dance Company is renowned for being a strong training ground for dance.

Sydney Dance Company aims to create exceptional contemporary dance of the highest standard that inspires a variety of audiences to watch, enjoy, engage with and participate in this diverse and exciting art form.

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

MEET THE DANCERS

Rafael Bonachela Rafael Bonachela was born in Barcelona where he began his early dance training before moving to London; and in 1992, joined the legendary Rambert Dance Company.

He remained with Rambert as a dancer and associate choreographer until 2006, at which time he successfully set up the Bonachela Dance Company (BDC) to concentrate on the rapid rise of his choreographic career. As a choreographer, Rafael has been commissioned to mount works for Candoco, George Piper Dances, ITDANSA Danza Contemporanea de Cuba, Transitions Dance Company, and Dance Works Rotterdam, among others.

The year 2008 saw the premiere of Bonachela’s first fulllength production, 360°, for Sydney Dance Company. Less than six months later, he was appointed artistic director, making headlines around the dance world. His vision for the Company embraces a guiding principle that has seen the repertoire grow with the addition of commissioned dance works from Australian and visiting international guest choreographers. The premiere works are often programmed alongside Rafael’s own creations, ensuring diversity for audiences and providing much sought-after opportunities for his remarkable ensemble of dancers to be exposed to the work of some of the most in-demand choreographers of our time.

Internationally recognized for his talent, Rafael Bonachela has worked not only with contemporary dance at the highest level, but also with artists from popular culture, such as Kylie Minogue and Tina Turner. Such collaborative efforts reflect the inspiration he finds in today’s cultural landscape.

Since the premiere of 360°, Rafael has created several pieces for Sydney Dance Company including we unfold (2009), 6 Breaths (2010), LANDforms (2011), 2 One Another (2012), Project Rameau (2012), and Emergence (2013). In addition, he has remounted outstanding repertoire from BDC such as Soledad and Irony of Fate (2010), and The Land of Yes & The Land of No (2011).

Rafael was named one of Sydney Magazine’s Top 100 Most Influential People in 2012 for his efforts to popularize dance, since taking on the job of artistic director of Sydney Dance Company and as curator of Australia’s international festival of contemporary dance, Spring Dance, at the Sydney Opera House.

In February 2013, Rafael was honored with an Order of Isabella the Catholic: Officer’s Cross from the Spanish Government.

Chris Aubrey Originally from Sydney, Chris moved to Adelaide in 2001 to study acting. Through movement classes he developed a strong interest in dance and began training in commercial dance and ballet at two of Adelaide’s best studios. Chris graduated from Adelaide Centre for the Arts in 2007 with a Bachelor of Dance in Performance. Chris joined Sydney Dance Company in 2012. He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which was awarded Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

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Juliette Barton Juliette Barton was born in Perth and completed dance training at The Graduate College of Dance and WAAPA, graduating with an Advanced Diploma in Dance (2003), followed by a Bachelor of Arts in Dance (2004). She has performed with companies such as Link Dance Company, Diversions Dance Company and Russell Maliphant Company.

Juliette joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2009.

She was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Lachlan Bell Lachlan Bell was born in Wollongong and studied dance with the Beverley Rowles School of Dance before training at WAAPA in Perth. After graduating in 2008, Lachlan travelled to Adelaide and joined Leigh Warren and Dancers. Lachlan joined Sydney Dance Company in March 2010. He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Thomas Bradley Thomas Bradley is originally from the Cootamundra region of NSW, where he received his early dance training in jazz and ballet.

Thomas’s later training was at the VCA Secondary School in 2008 and the NZ School of Dance (20092011). He has previously performed with the Melbourne Ballet Company and Australian Dance Theatre. Thomas joined Sydney Dance Company in 2012. He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Chen Wen At age 11, Chen Wen was chosen from thousands of hopefuls to work and study at the prestigious Peoples Liberation Army Arts Academy Dance School. He has worked as a principal dancer with the PLA Red Star Dance Company, the Ji’nan Frontier Song and Dance Ensemble, and the Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble. Chen Wen has been with Sydney Dance Company since 2007. He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble’ Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Alisha Coon Alisha Coon was born in Mudgee, NSW. She began dancing at Gosford City School of Dance and went on to complete full-time training at Algeria Dance Studios in Sydney. Alisha’s first professional experience was with the Bondi Ballet Company’s touring season in 2004. In 2005, Alisha was a member of Queensland Ballet’s Professional Year, performing and touring with the company before moving to Europe. There, she worked with companies such as Koblenz Ballett, Chemnitz Ballett and Augsburg Ballett Company. She joined Sydney Dance Company in August 2012.

Andrew Crawford Andrew Crawford grew up in Sydney and attended the Newtown High School of Performing Arts. He later studied at The Royal Ballet School in London (1996-2000). Andrew has performed with leading companies around the world including The Royal Ballet, The Birmingham Royal Ballet, Les Ballets Des Monte-Carlo and Het Nationale Ballet in Amsterdam. Andrew joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2011. He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Janessa Dufty Janessa Dufty grew up in Yamba, NSW and started dancing at the age of five at the Adele Lewis School of Dance. She continued her studies at the Queensland Dance School of Excellence and the New Zealand School of Dance. She has performed with the Queensland Ballet and New Zealand’s Black Grace Dance Company. Janessa joined Sydney Dance Company in 2009. She was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Cass Mortimer Eipper Born in Melbourne, Cass trained at the Australian Ballet School and performed with the West Australian Ballet from 2006 to 2009.

He was named Most Outstanding Dancer and Choreographer to Watch in Dance Australia’s Critics Survey 2009. While working with the West Australian Ballet, Cass choreographed numerous works. In 2010, Cass became co-director of the Australian dance/media company, Ludwig, and has since created and performed in a number of new dance works including Solo 1.5, which was awarded Most Outstanding Performance at the 2011 Rome International Choreography Competition. Cass joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2013.

Fiona Jopp Fiona Jopp was born on the Gold Coast and began her training at The Gold Coast City Ballet.

She later travelled to Europe and studied at the Palucca Schule in Dresden and the Royal Conservatorium in The Hague. In 2007, Fiona joined the Michael Clark Company. She joined Sydney Dance Company in 2010 for we unfold, which toured throughout Australia and the Biennale di danza in Venice. In 2011-2012, Fiona returned to Europe where she worked and travelled extensively with companies including Emanuel Gat Dance and Michael Clark Company. Fiona returned to Australia in 2013 and re-joined Sydney Dance Company.

Bernhard Knauer Born in Germany, Bernhard Knauer attended the Palucca School in Dresden before completing his dance training at The Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Bernhard has previously performed with the ballet of Theater Görlitz in Germany, the State Theatre of Tyrol, the Dutch National Ballet and Zhukov Dance Theatre. Bernhard joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2010. He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Alana Sargent Alana Sargent was born in Gisborne, New Zealand and began her ballet training at the Diane Logan School of Dance. Alana started training under the Junior Associates program at the New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) in 2004, which was a precursor for her acceptance into the school’s full-time contemporary program. Alana was awarded the New Zealand Dancer scholarship in her second year of training and graduated from the NZSD in 2010. Alana has also performed in New Zealand with Sacha Copland and Wellington-based Java Dance Company. Alana joined Sydney Dance Company in April 2012.

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Jesse Scales Born in Hobart, Tasmania, Jesse completed her early training in Adelaide with Terry Simpson.

Jesse then went on to study at the New Zealand School of Dance. Jesse has previously worked with the Melbourne Ballet Company, Australian Dance Theatre and the Australian Ballet. Jesse joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2012. She was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Todd Sutherland Todd Sutherland was born in Queensland and received his early training at the Queensland Dance School of Excellence and later at the Australian Ballet School. Todd is an accomplished gymnast, having been the Queensland All-round State Champion from 1999 to 2001. He was also a member of the Australian Gymnastics Team and the Australian National Floor Exercise Champion, reaching Level 9 in Men’s Artistic Gymnastics in 2001. Todd joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2011.

He was part of the ensemble for 2 One Another, which won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

Jessica Thompson Jessica Thompson was born in Perth and began ballet lessons at the age of five under the guidance of Terri Charlesworth. After completing her training at The Australian Ballet School in 2003, she graduated with an Advanced Diploma of Dance and joined The Australian Ballet Company. In 2009, Jessica joined The Royal New Zealand Ballet Company and subsequently returned to Melbourne to dance with the Melbourne Ballet Company. In 2010, Jessica was awarded a grant from the Ian Potter Cultural Trust to undertake professional and artistic development in Europe and India.

Jessica joined Sydney Dance Company in 2012.

Charmene Yap Charmene Yap graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts with a Bachelor of Arts in Dance in 2006. Charmene joined Sydney Dance Company in January 2010.

Charmene won the 2012 Helpmann Award for Best Female Dancer and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Dancer for her performance in Rafael Bonachela’s 2 One Another. This work also won the Best Ensemble Award at the 2012 Green Room Awards and the 2013 Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Outstanding Performance by a Company.

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Anne Dunn (Executive Director) Anne Dunn joined Sydney Dance Company as executive director in February 2010. In this role she works closely with the artistic director and choreographer Rafael Bonachela and leads the management and production team of 20 staff members in addition to the company dancers. She has extensive experience in arts management, strategic management, governance, programming and producing. She has previously held the positions of general manager of the Darwin Festival and program manager and artistic administrator of the Perth International Arts Festival. She holds an Honours degree in Political Science.

Dominic Chang (Artistic Administrator) Dominic Chang has been with Sydney Dance Company since 2001. During this time he has occupied the roles of stage manager, company manager and artistic administrator. He deals daily with the artists, technicians and executive director and is a key team member in the delivery of productions and tours.

Dominic has a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and an Honours degree in Communications.

Sean Radcliffe (Deputy Executive Director) Sean Radcliffe joined Sydney Dance Company in 2006 as the finance manager and deputy executive director. He has a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) in Financial Management from University of Johannesburg and holds professional qualifications from CGMA and CIMA. He has a strong interest in contemporary dance and loves rugby union.

Sydney Dance Company is represented by: Rena Shagan Associates, INC 16 A W. 88th Street New York, NY 10024 Phone: (212)-873-9700 www.shaganarts.com

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Irvine Barclay Theatre gratefully acknowledges the generous contributions of our donors who help support the “big talent” in our “small hall.” Gifts to the Annual Fund for Excellence assist the Barclay in presenting an international roster of performers while keeping tickets reasonably priced. They also support our ArtsReach programs provided to the schools at little or no cost and “family-friendly” programming on stage. The Barclay’s mission also embraces making its beautiful facilities available to diverse community organizations, UCI, and other educational institutions.

Thank you to all of our generous donors listed here for their contributions during the previous 12 months! If you would like to join the ranks of those who make it all possible at the Barclay, you may make a donation online at www.thebarclay.org or call (949) 854-4607.

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JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 1 2014 A hit throughout Europe, CIRKOPOLIS finally comes to southern California!

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