FEMME
From the Paris catwalks, to the office boardroom, performer Erin Fowler brings
solo theatrical dance work 'FEMME', 2019 Best Dance Winner, back to the
Adelaide Fringe for two shows only following shows in Reykjavik, Edinburgh
and Stockholm. Drawing on her experiences as a fashion model and
businesswoman, 'FEMME' is one woman's search for self within the cacophony
of gender and sexual conditioning that surrounds us.
Winner of Best Dance in the 2019 Adelaide Fringe, and having toured to the Reykjavik, Edinburgh and Stockholm Fringe Festivals, FEMME explores concepts of femininity and female sexuality, the female body, the gender roles we conform to, or break against, and what it means to be powerful in a largely masculine dominant culture.
★★★★ - Peter Burdon, The Adelaide Advertiser
Winner of Best Dance in the 2019 Adelaide Fringe, and having toured to the Reykjavik, Edinburgh and Stockholm Fringe Festivals, FEMME explores concepts of femininity and female sexuality, the female body, the gender roles we conform to, or break against, and what it means to be powerful in a largely masculine dominant culture.
★★★★ - Peter Burdon, The Adelaide Advertiser
Please note: The 18th February performance has had a venue change from 'Black Box Theatre' to 'Open Air Theatre' since the Adelaide Fringe Guide was printed.
Presented by: Erin Fowler Projects
Erin is an Australian artist and producer working across the dance, music, film and theatre industries. Erin’s choreographic work includes FEMME, which premiered at the 2019 Adelaide Fringe (and won the overall Best Dance Award), and toured to the 2019 Reykjavik, Edinburgh and Stockholm Fringe Festivals; Gen-y (2018) commissioned for the Adelaide Dance Festival; Epoch (2016) created on Australian Dance Theatre for their Ignition season; and the dance film, Gaia (2014), which she made in collaboration with filmmaker Nick Graalman and which has currently screened in over 23 international film festivals. Erin currently teaches movement to the Flinders acting students and also is a certified teacher of Qoya, a holistic movement practice for women. She is also the Co-Founder of The Mill.
