Jacob Boehme: Blood on the Dancefloor
A solo dance work that explores our biggest life source.
Overview
Jacob Boehme is no stranger to the combination of theatre, dance and even puppetry to create his own multidisciplinary performances, and his latest dance work Blood on the Dancefloor is another shining example of this. A man of Narungga and Kaurna descent, after his diagnosis with HIV in 1998, Boehme took his plight to his elders, looking for answers. This limited performance at Carriageworks is the culmination of his search, a physical monologue that explores the human connection of blood to memory, to the land, to our history, and to each other.
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