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Performing Lines Brings Two Queer Works to Sydney WorldPride 2023

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100 local dancers and movers needed to create an epic, once-in-a-lifetime event.

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Performing Lines announces new Senior Producer NSW

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Chloe Ogilvie, a fair skinned First Nations woman, stares direct to camera. She wears a dark t-shirt under a denim jacket. She has long dark hair. The photo is in black and white.

NAIDOC Week Artist Interview: Chloe Ogilvie

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Three First Nations Australian performers each dressed in Wimbledon Tennis Whites, are mid air while performing a choreographed dance on a set made to look like a tennis court.

NAIDOC Week Artist Interview: Katina Olsen

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Celebrating NAIDOC Week with a curated list of First Nations Art and Culture

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NAIDOC Week Artist Interview: Amrita Hepi

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Performing Lines announces new Senior Producer VIC

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Announcing The Recipients of the APT x Performing Lines Commissions

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Two performers are situated on a raised platform in a dark room. They are surrounded by mirrors and a golden glow emanates from above them, reflected in each mirror creating an eerie halo of light. One performer kneels on all fours perpendicular to the other, who sits in a chair. They are both wearing a skin tight hood and a flesh coloured leotard. A sheet of transparent tulle is draped over the pair of them.”

Announcing The Recipients of the APT x Performing Lines Commissions

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In everything we do, we acknowledge that we live on Aboriginal land and constantly learn from the wisdom of First Peoples.

Where we are and the history that precedes us informs how we work and how we move forward.