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Essentially Dance, 5-9 June 2018
Get PDFProgram from the first semester 2018 dance performance by Queensland University of Technolgy Dance Students.
From the 2018 program:
" It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Essentially Dance 2018! It’s that time of the year again where our Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance Performance) students have the opportunity to get a sense of what a career in the performing arts is all about – performing in a professional environment and being able to connect directly with public audiences. Not only do they have the wonderful opportunity to learn and perform repertoire from a diverse range of professional choreographers, they work alongside production and design teams from across the performing arts industry.
Situated half-way through their current year of studies, Essentially Dance presents each year group with the challenge of adapting to different dance genres, experiencing varied approaches to choreography, and learning the nuances of the creative process – all important skills to be successful in the real-world.
We are very grateful for the support and assistance of various disciplines and departments across QUT that assist in putting on this show – Drama (Technical Production), QUT Precincts, and the School of Creative Practice. Furthermore, a huge thank you goes to all the choreographers, designers, and the QUT Dance Team without whom this performance season could not be mounted. Finally, we are grateful to you the audience for your support and encouragement of our students through your patronage of this performance event. The students have worked hard to rise to the challenges presented to them and we are very proud of their progress to-date.
Enjoy!
Dr Mark Radvan
Discipline Leader – Dance, Drama and Music
School of Creative Practice
QUT Creative Industries Facult
The Invincible Spirit of Queenslanders, through their built environment: 11th October 2018 to 11th January 2019 (Old Government House – Governor’s Library)
Get PDFTo commemorate the 100th anniversary of World War I’s end, this special exhibition honours the young women and men who lived or studied in Old Government House (OGH). From 1862 to 1910, OGH served as both the official residence of Queensland’s governors, and from 1911, it was the main building of the newly established University of Queensland (UQ). It was a site where many spent their halcyon days before the outbreak of the Great War forever changed it all for everyone. This exhibition features the wartime experiences of four young people associated with OGH: two sons of former Queensland governors, who spent their childhoods here, and two UQ students who were among the astonishing 60 percent of UQ staff and students who enlisted for active service between 1914 and 1918
2018 Business Leaders Hall of Fame inductees
No full textThe Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame, was established by QUT and the State Library of Queensland in 2009 to recognise the state's most influential business leaders
Scrambled
No full textYoung villager Yooko must brave unknown dangers as he is thrown into a mysterious temple. In order to fulfill his destiny he must retrieve the sacred egg, but what is it lurking behind the darkness?
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Losing Grip
No full textClaudia, an enthusiastic young girl is mesmerized by a dinosaur toy perched high inside a large claw machine. After quickly running out of money, her determined spirit finds other financial resources inside the arcade. How far will she go to finally have the dinosaur?
Rating: Genera