20 January – 14 February

This show belongs to the FRINGE WORLD Festival 2026 season. This season is now over.

The Future Softly
FRINGE WORLD Festival 2026

The Future Softly

Between life, love, and death.

The Future Softly is a new contemporary dance solo created and performed by Jo Omodei, premiering at The Blue Room Theatre Studio as part of FRINGE WORLD Perth 2026. This live, improvised solo dance explores life, love, and death through movement. Guided by a shifting choreographic map, each performance is unique, blending delicate gestures and powerful phrases. Experience a poetic journey of presence, connection, and transformation.

Presented by: The Blue Room Theatre & Jo Omodei

Jo Omodei (she/her) is a contemporary dancer, choreographer, and teaching artist from regional WA, now based on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja (Boorloo/Perth). A WAAPA graduate with the Palisade Award for Most Outstanding Graduate (2018) and LINK Honours (2019), Jo has built a dynamic practice performing and choreographing across the WA dance sector. She has worked with Co3 Contemporary Dance, STRUT Dance, Stephanie Lake, Scott Elstermann, WAAPA, and Enneagon Movement, and most recently performed in Carnivale.6 with WA Ballet and Co3 in STATE: Contemporary Vision. Internationally, she has trained with b12 (Berlin) and Henny Jurriëns Studio (Amsterdam). Her choreographic works As the Edges Soften (2022), A New Dawn (2023), and The Future Softly (2024) explore connection and relationships.
Dance & Physical Theatre • Contemporary
Western Australia • World Premiere
 
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: 18+
Family friendly: No
Smoke Effects
Nudity: Mild
Strobe Lighting

Please note

Reference to death

Presenter

Presented by: The Blue Room Theatre & Jo Omodei

Jo Omodei (she/her) is a contemporary dancer, choreographer, and teaching artist from regional WA, now based on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja (Boorloo/Perth). A WAAPA graduate with the Palisade Award for Most Outstanding Graduate (2018) and LINK Honours (2019), Jo has built a dynamic practice performing and choreographing across the WA dance sector. She has worked with Co3 Contemporary Dance, STRUT Dance, Stephanie Lake, Scott Elstermann, WAAPA, and Enneagon Movement, and most recently performed in Carnivale.6 with WA Ballet and Co3 in STATE: Contemporary Vision. Internationally, she has trained with b12 (Berlin) and Henny Jurriëns Studio (Amsterdam). Her choreographic works As the Edges Soften (2022), A New Dawn (2023), and The Future Softly (2024) explore connection and relationships.

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