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28 November to 4 December is Givenow Week and we are hoping to pull in as much support for DirtyFeet as possible.
Jump online http://www.givenow.com.au/vitality and see how you can help us
Recently, DirtyFeet was awarded funding from the Ian Potter Foundation to present a workshop to Youth with Disability. The workshop will be delivered by experienced disability arts worker Sarah-Vyne Vassallo and assisted by DirtyFeet Directors Anthea Doropoulos and Sarah Fiddaman on Saturday 5th November 10am-1.30pm at Redfern Town Hall. For more information or to register your interest please contact sarah@dirtyfeet.com.au
DirtyFeet is pleased to announce that it has been awarded an Ian Potter Foundation grant. The grant will contribute to DirtyFeet's Community Outreach program and to creative development for the Vitality production.
DirtyFeet would like to congratulate Leeke Griffin, Venettia Miller and Sofie Burgoyne we look forward to seeing there developments throughout the year!
Chookas to all those applying, please note there is only one round of submissions for 2011.
DirtyFeet are looking for dancers for their upcoming Choreographic Lab program. Dancers need to be avaliable March 14th till April 1st Monday- Friday 12-5pm.
Please send your CV to anthea@dirtyfeet.com.au by the 1st March if interested.
DirtyFeet seek applications from emerging choreographers for The Choreographic Lab, a program which provides a safe environment where emerging choreographers can explore their choreographic voice and take the first steps to research or create new work
DirtyFeet are proud to announce three recipients for the Choreographic Lab 2010. Congratulations to Miranda Wheen and Laura Levitus who have been chosen from the application round. This year DirtyFeet have invited emerging choreographer Ian Colless as our third recipient.
Congratulations on your success.
DirtyFeet welcomes Martin del Amo to the DirtyFeet Board of Directors.
DirtyFeet Director and Dancer Sarah Fiddaman has joined Tasdance in Launceston again in 2010. She is engaged as a Teacher/Choreographer for an Education Program as well as a Dancer for the Company's main season, Heart Matters.
Sarah is fortunate to be working with renowned Choreographers Graeme Murphy and Chrissie Parrott and with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra for the season.
Sarah launched her contemporary dance career with DirtyFeet and credits her success to the working experience gained from DirtyFeet projects over the years: "I wouldn't have been able to make the cross over from ballet to contemporary without DirtyFeet, and I wouldn’t have had the professional experience necessary to join a company like Tasdance.”