Dance Club: Dancing in the Streets
Calling all extroverts and bold introverts!
Lizzy Baker loves a flash mob. What is this, 2006? In case you missed it, 2006 is officially retro, so flash mobs are back. And lucky for you, you get to do one!
In this interactive event you learn the moves to a simple dance. Then, before you can think twice and wonder 'wait…what am I DOING?' You will be outside performing for passers by and your biggest supporters in the Gluttony gardens. Sound fun? Maybe. Terrifying? Absolutely. Come on. You know you want to.
Wear comfy clothes and footwear, bring water and prepare for one heck of an adrenaline rush and dopamine spike all at once as you live your latent Rock Eisteddfod dreams in a tent full of new friends.
All ages welcome, no dance experience needed. If you like to move, then this is for you.
This show is an interactive dance workshop, so dress for exercise and bring water. You are welcome to adjust movements to your needs, ability and preference. Please reach out to Dance Club if you would like more information on the event.
Presented by: Lizzy Baker
Sessions
Ticket Prices
Full price:
$32.00
Concession: $29.00
Extra Applause: $40.00
Companion Card: $0.00
Prices may not be available on all sessions
All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction Fee (Excluding donation only transactions, certain promotions and transactions consisting of only free-ticketed shows). Fees explained.
1 Venue
BankSA Theatre at Gluttony - Rymill Park
Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd, Adelaide, Kaurna
Gluttony has multiple entrances, please check your ticket for the correct entrance to use to get to your show.
- Outdoor venue with step-free mobility aid access and an accessible bathroom – may have poor quality path or an incline.
- Venue is 18+ and minors may attend during specific days or times (Minors are permitted in the venue at all times until midnight.)
Suitability & Warnings
Accessibility
- Audience members have the opportunity to interact or join artist on stage
- Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language