Fresh Tracks 2023
Garramilla Darwin
Darwin Fringe Festival, Sun 23 July
Fresh Tracks returned to Darwin Fringe this year, offering a meeting place and performance platform for artists with diverse styles, stories and concepts in choreography. Local, independent dance-makers were invited to each create a short-form, experimental work and share insight into their creative process with Darwin audiences through artist talks. Fresh Tracks is a unique opportunity to see what is new and fresh in NT dance, and hear about the fascinating experiences and discoveries of the artists making it.
Fresh Tracks is core to our Development Program at Tracks Dance and supports artists to pursue their ideas, explore their unique physical languages, and have dedicated time to nurture their choreographic practice. For some Fresh Tracks 2023 artists, this was the first original dance work they have made for presentation. Others pushed the boundaries of their current interests, worked on exciting collaborations, or explored the influence of different art practices in the choreographic space.
Curator: Kelly Beneforti
Artists: Serina Pech, Tara Schmidt, Jenelle Saunders, Flynn
Performers: Tara Schmidt and Maari Gray, Jenelle Saunders and Spillett, Serina Pech and Jess Devereux, Flynn
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Performances
3:30pm and 5:00pm
Sunday 23 July
Venue
Brown's Mart Theatre
Darwin Fringe Festival Hub
Company Partners
Tracks Inc is proudly sponsored by the Northern Territory Government.
Tracks 2023
Artistic Director: David McMicken
Associate Artistic Director: Jess Devereux
Creative Producer: Britt Guy
Production Manager: Duane Preston
Dance Animateurs: Kelly Beneforti and Steph Spillett
Administrator: Debbie Micairan
Bookkeeper: It Figures
Auditors: Brian Tucker Audit
Committee Members: Chairperson: Max Dewa Stretton. Treasurer: Glenn Bernardin. Ordinary Members: Andrea Wicking, David Taylor, Ken Conway, Lachlan Peattie, Rachael Wallis, Anna Lindsay, Venaska Cheliah. Ex-Officio: David McMicken
Public Fund Trustees: Maari Gray and Michael Grant