Being BOLD

About

A triple bill of dance and film presented by Australian dance legends Anca Frankenhaeuser, Patrick Harding-Irmer, Chrissie Koltai and Sue Healey exploring longevity and artistry.

Performance: I Thought You Were Dead But Here We Are

78, 79 & 81 make dance theatre through the history of their bodies

Presented by Still Breathing: Anca Frankenhaeuser, Patrick Harding-Irmer and Chrissie Koltai

Film Screening: Angels, My Angels, My Glorious Angels

'Seven glorious women, all gone too soon… and one special man'

A Sue Healey film, choreographed and performed by Anca Frankenhaeuser

Film Screening: The Cry of the Whistler

A Sue Healey film about Jane Mortiss - a dancer, artist, naturalist and farmer who battled mental illness through her art. This is the story of her last work.

Content Note: This film explores themes of suicide, mental illness and incarceration. Some content may be distressing or challenging for viewers.

Still Breathing are a company of three dancers are exploring dance theatre at the other end of life, Chrissie Koltai ,78, Anca Frankenhaeuser, 79, and Patrick Harding-Irmer, 81, with their long, varied and successful professional careers. Our work is driven by living memory, pain of loss, loving and the sense of slowly disappearing. In ageing the line between memory and dreamscape can be narrow, sometimes non-existent.

Sue Healey is a Sydney-based choreographer, filmmaker and installation artist. She was the Australia Council Award for Dance winner for 2021. Her work is witnessed…