20 January – 14 February

This show belongs to the Fringe2021 season. This season is now over.

Fringe2021

Lemon

Lemon or woman? Squish, drip and wring. This work is an exploration of women's sensuality through contemporary dance and fruit. A bit weird, a bit fun, a bit beautiful. Be drawn in to the world of five women and their lemons.

Performed by emerging contemporary dance artists Elsa Bignell, Lara Dorling, Montserrat Heras, Amelia Sagrabb and Giorgia Schijf.

Presented by: Amelia Sagrabb

Amelia Sagrabb is an emerging dance artist based in Perth, Western Australia. She recently graduated from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, receiving a BFA (Honours) majoring in dance and minoring in sociology. At Rutgers she performed works by Pam Tanowitz, Jordan Lloyd, Sean Curran and Chien-Ying Wang, whilst also producing her own works. Her studies included a year at Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, where she worked with Roni Chadash, Noa Zuk, Batsheva Dance Company and Vertigo Dance Company. Amelia has also undertaken additional intensive studies with Hofesh Shecter/STRUT Dance, Peridance/Hubbard Street Dance, Sydney Dance Company and Co:3 Australia. Her movement and choreography often explores the conceptualisation of womanhood in the modern world.
Dance & Physical Theatre • Performance Art
Western Australia • World Premiere
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Suitability & warnings

Family friendly: No
Sexual References

Accessibility

 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

Presenter

Presented by: Amelia Sagrabb

Amelia Sagrabb is an emerging dance artist based in Perth, Western Australia. She recently graduated from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, receiving a BFA (Honours) majoring in dance and minoring in sociology. At Rutgers she performed works by Pam Tanowitz, Jordan Lloyd, Sean Curran and Chien-Ying Wang, whilst also producing her own works. Her studies included a year at Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, where she worked with Roni Chadash, Noa Zuk, Batsheva Dance Company and Vertigo Dance Company. Amelia has also undertaken additional intensive studies with Hofesh Shecter/STRUT Dance, Peridance/Hubbard Street Dance, Sydney Dance Company and Co:3 Australia. Her movement and choreography often explores the conceptualisation of womanhood in the modern world.

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