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  • 20/04/2017

    Would you like to be a community dancer in Tracks' new show Man Made? You will learn new skills, create new friendships, get to dance alongside professional dancers and become a better performer by being a part of a Darwin Festival show (August 11 - 20).

    We are looking for a cast of up to 25 community members, made up of young (16 and above) male break dancers and contemporary dancers, and older males over 40. The cast will work with choreographers Aaron Lim, Kelly Beneforti and David McMicken and under the direction of the Tracks Artistic Directors David McMicken and Tim Newth.

    Males (aged 40 and over)
    Choreographed by David McMicken.

    It's always a lot of fun to be in the room when David creates new work. As long standing Artistic Co Director of Tracks, David will work with this group of men to create SOMETHING I FORGOT: This work focuses on the ageing male, starting at mid-life, through mature adulthood, and on to late adulthood. From a time of personal contemplation, through to a period of wanting to give back, and onto the rich wisdom that were once memoires of our past have almost completed their responsibility of shaping our future; attempting to avoid past mistakes but if only we could remember them. As questions of ‘forgettory’ arise the experience of memory changes. What is remembered and what is actually performed in the present moment through a thinking body that also forgets?

    If you would like to be part of this group firstly click here (before you forget) to register,
    then turn up at 7:00 pm Wednesday May 10th, at Tracks Dance Studio, Frog Hollow Centre for the Arts, 56 McMinn St Darwin.

    Click here for more info about Man Made

    Click here to read more about David McMicken

  • 20/04/2017

    Would you like to be a community dancer in Tracks' new show Man Made? You will learn new skills, create new friendships, get to dance alongside professional dancers and become a better performer by being a part of a Darwin Festival show (August 11 - 20).

    We are looking for a cast of up to 25 community members, made up of young (16 and above) male Break Dancers and contemporary dancers, and older males over 40. The cast will work with choreographers Aaron Lim, Kelly Beneforti and David McMicken and under the direction of the Tracks Artistic Directors David McMicken and Tim Newth.

    Break Dancers (aged 16 and over)
    Choreographed by Aaron Lim.

    Local Break dancer Aaron returns to Darwin after touring in Nick Powers work, Between Tiny Cities in Melbourne and Cambodia. He will work with this new crew to create BECOMING: Becoming deals with the transition from boy to man. What lessons have been learned and how prepared are our young men for the life ahead? Cause and response, action and reaction, protection and projection. Who do we look up to? Will I become a hero or a monster, or just myself?

    To come and try out for this group firstly click here to register.

    Then turn up at 6:00 pm Tuesday May 9th, at Corrugated Iron Youth Arts, 18 Bauhinia St, Nightcliff

    Click here for more info about Man Made

    Click here to read more about Aaron

  • 10/02/2017

    Would you like to be a community dancer in Tracks Darwin Festival show - Man Made? You will learn new skills, make new friendships, get to dance alongside professional dancers and become a better performer .

    After an audition, there will be two rehearsals per week, one on a weeknight and the other on a Saturday. Most rehearsals will be held at the Tracks Dance Studio, at the Frog Hollow Centre for the Arts, McMinn Street, Darwin City. The 9 weeks of rehearsal would lead up to eight nights of performance during Darwin Festival August 11 - 20.

    We are looking for a cast of up to 25 community members, made up of young (16 and above) male break dancers and contemporary dancers, and older males over 40.

    If you are interested please fill out the Expression of Interest form. click here

    Read More about Man Made. click here

  • 09/01/2017

    Tracks is recruiting!

    We are looking for an arts loving and organised part-time Administrator to join our team and coordinate a broad range of administrative and marketing tasks. Tracks is committed to providing a work environment that values individuals’ contribution and fosters skills development within the company.

    If interested, we look forward to receiving your application by Monday 27 March at 9am. Full job description is available here. For further information please call Agnes Michelet, General Manager, on 08 8941 1410 during business hours.

    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, culturally and linguistically diverse applicants, are encouraged to apply for this position.

  • 01/01/2017

    A Noonamah kid, Duane has been a part of the Top End arts scene for the last 19 years.  Starting out as a musician and sound tech he has since been the Production Manager of Barunga Festival, Nightcliff Seabreeze Festival, for Brown’s Mart Theatre and Corrugated Iron Youth Arts. 

    Duane has developed strong relationships across the Top End working with remote communities and musicians on festivals, studio recordings and film projects.  Also, as a keen photographer, Duane enjoys exploring and portraying the landscapes and relationships developed through his work.

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