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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2020 season. This season is now over.

Adelaide Fringe 2020

[MIS]CONCEIVE

What does an Aboriginal Australian person look like? Act like? Sound like?
Do they all have black skin, live in the bush and are they naked? Here's a
clue... Books are not their covers. One size does not fit all.

"[MIS]CONCEIVE's power is in the riveting choreography and dance performance. Fierce and exciting" Anthony Rebello Artshub

Presented by: Karul Projects

Started by Thomas E.S. Kelly and Taree Sansbury in 2017, KARUL PROJECTS is a performing arts company telling stories of indigneous knowledge & its relevance and responsibility in modern & future Australia's identity. KARUL is a Yugambeh word which means 'everything'. Named because KARUL PROJECTS will be doing everything it can to strengthen and empower the cultural knowlegde of this land so future generations of any background can continue to learn for Aboriginal Australia's rich heritage. Though Karul Projects mainly identify with dance and choreography we will be utilising every medium that we feel best suits the information we are sharing. Karul Projects is creating reconciliation the it's art. Learning about the past, so we better understand the present, to move forward into the future
Dance • Theatre
Queensland • SA Premiere
 
First Nations Australian
Reviews

  • The abiding impressions of the performance are of a powerful energy, of a strong vision, of humour, heartfelt hope and generosity. - Ruth Ridgeway, XS Entertainment

  • [MIS]CONCEIVE's power is in the riveting choreography and dance performance. Fierce and exciting, I'm eager to see what Kelly will do next. - Anthony Rebelo, Artshub

  • '[MIS]CONCEIVE' is a new way of thinking, moving and a solid look at the bigger picture of life. - Scenestr

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes

Presenter

Presented by: Karul Projects

Started by Thomas E.S. Kelly and Taree Sansbury in 2017, KARUL PROJECTS is a performing arts company telling stories of indigneous knowledge & its relevance and responsibility in modern & future Australia's identity. KARUL is a Yugambeh word which means 'everything'. Named because KARUL PROJECTS will be doing everything it can to strengthen and empower the cultural knowlegde of this land so future generations of any background can continue to learn for Aboriginal Australia's rich heritage. Though Karul Projects mainly identify with dance and choreography we will be utilising every medium that we feel best suits the information we are sharing. Karul Projects is creating reconciliation the it's art. Learning about the past, so we better understand the present, to move forward into the future