Double Vision
Take a panicky trip into an uncertain future.
Overview
Harnessing a Black Swan-like coalescence of physical beauty and total hysteria, Screen Space are presenting a two-night dance production investigating the idea of an uncertain future and a venture into the unknown.
Double Vision takes its sci-fi stimulus from works such as Orsen Welles’ panic-inducing 1973 Halloween eve radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds, which successfully duped listeners en masse into believing that our planet was being invaded by aliens. The show at hand aims to get us into a similarly panicky position on the edge of our collective seat, completely immersing us in sound and visuals as we follow the dancers into a world with endless possibilities.
Double Vision is choreographed and performed by Victorian College of the Arts Dance graduates Yahna Fookes and Jess Wong, in collaboration with projection artist Thomas Russell. The performance starts at 7pm.
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