OBSERVER: Tantrum for 6


Pictured: From left: Harrison Ritchie-Jones, Michaela Tancheff, Anika De Ruyter, Rebecca Jensen and Oliver Savariego in Tantrum for 6.
Photo: Jo Duck

Darebin Arts Speakeasy presents Tantrum for 6 by Harrison Ritchie-Jones from February 12-22 at the Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre.
A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts, choreographer Harrison Ritchie-Jones will use his eclectic and unconventional approach to dance, clashing forms and styles with high technical skill. Dance will be used as a frame for absurdity, physical virtuosity and storytelling.
Composed by Nick Roder (bonus track by Robin Fox),Tantrum for 6 tells of six babies born from a thunderstorm, each with a natural ability to dance together. Like young goslings learning to fly, they dive straight into the challenges of their choreographed destiny.
An ensemble of dancers, Tantrum for 6 is promoted as ‘becoming ‘a guttural primal scream — a mesmerising storm of movement that captures raw emotions, chaos and grace. This dynamic dance work considers what it is to be human, twisting and reshaping six paths in a choreography of elegance, danger, ecstasy, sadness, and exhaustion.’
In Tantrum for 6, six grown humans let loose together on a rollercoaster of emotion not usually associated with adulthood, or dance, which is often characterised by neutral expression and formal exploration.
Ritchie-Jones describes the work as: “A new movement language that’s a refined technical practice of weaving and blending contemporary dance with inspiration from Rodeo, barnyard dance, wrestling, classical partner dance, martial arts, contact improvisation, figure skating, break dance and other abstract references.”
Performance Dates: February 12 – 22
Times: Wed, – Fri, 7.30pm, Sa,t 2pm and 7.30pm
Venue: Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre, 189 High St., Northcote.
Tickets: $38 full, 30 conc. ($33 Darebin residents), $20 preview, $10 Blak Tix
Bookings: arts.darebin.vic.gov.au/Programs-and-opportunities/Programs/Speakeasy-presentations/TANTRUM-for-6

Cheryl Threadgold