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Accessibility
Prices
School Price
Equity School Price
Accessibility
Prices
School Price
Equity School Price
Accessibility
Prices
School Price
Equity School Price
Accessibility
Prices
School Price
Equity School Price
Subsidy programs available for regional and equity schools.
Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED offers ticket and transport subsidies for eligible schools. Learn more or apply.
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Hosted by three Deaf hosts and a DJ, this interactive dance event celebrates connection, joy, and the power of dance rituals.
In a playful interrogation of who belongs in dance rave spaces, Mini SPIN honours the intersection of Deaf culture, dance, and music. No dance experience required, Deaf/HoH/CODA and hearing children welcome. Dance raves are for everyone!
Image | Jacquie Manning
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- Accessibility
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This venue is wheelchair accessible.
- Get Involved - this activity is hands on. Participants are encouraged to get in on the action through dancing, making, or sharing their thoughts and ideas
- Noisy - This activity involves loud noises or music. It may be overstimulating for people who are particularly sensitive to loud noises
- Participants will be required to following instructions from facilitators during the event
- Participants can explore the space at their own pace
- Participants can exit the workshop/event, and re-enter when they are ready to re-join
- Mini SPIN is a fully standing, moving experience; however, it is accessible for wheelchair users, people with physical disabilities and people with visual impairments or low vision. The Deaf Hosts will adapt as necessary and audiences can go at their own pace.
- Download the Visual Story for 'Mini Spin'
- Ages 5-15
- This event is a non-verbal event and contains flashing lights.
- Runtime
- 50 minutes
- Year Levels
- Reception – Year 9
Part of
DreamBIG Children’s Festival is South Australia’s iconic biennial arts festival for schools and families that places its audience at the centre of fresh, inventive, imaginative and inspiring arts experiences.
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Credits
- Anna Seymour Director, Choreographer, and Deaf Contemporary Dancer
- Chris Fonseca Deaf Host Performer
- Raffie Julien Deaf Host Performer
- Léa Tirabasso Choreography Consultant
- Laura Weston Choreography Consultant
- Bronwyn Pringle Lighting Designer
Original 2018 production
Mini SPIN was originally created in 2018 by Deaf contemporary dancer Anna Seymour in collaboration with choreography consultant Bec Reid, Deaf Host Performers Luke King and Robbie Burrows, dancers Amanda Lever, Jon Clarke and Benjamin Hoopmann, DJs Callum Padgham and Gretta Olsen, Sound Designer Russell Goldsmith, Lighting Designer Bronwyn Pringle, Audio Visual Designer Rhian Hinkley, Production Manager, Maxine Buxton and Deaf Audience Welcome Hosts Ramas McRae, Maya Sandon, Dexter Bone, Luke King, Sofya Gollan, Angie Goto, Dion Galea, Darlene Thornton, Keira Trinh, and Eyk Kauly
School Performances
Mon 05 May
Tue 06 May
Wed 07 May
Thu 08 May
Fri 09 May
Sat 10 May
Sun 11 May
Performance Location: Banquet Room
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