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Dancing With The Orange Dog (Multi-media Performance, ARC Stockton, 12 & 13 Feb 2013)

posted on January 11, 2025

Event Summary: Dancing With The Orange Dog

Event Type: Multi-media performance art installation
Artistic Mediums: Theatre, dance, music, visual arts, photography, and moving image
Primary Focus: Narrative storytelling and the nature of elaborate, digressive tales (shaggy dog stories)
Venue: ARC Stockton
Performance Dates: Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 February 2013
Performance Time: 6:30 PM
Audience Experience: Intimate and quirky evening exploring why stories are told and transformed

Using theatre, dance, music, visual arts, photography and the moving image, this intimate and quirky evening is all about stories; why we tell them and why we sometimes turn them into shaggy dogs.

Dancing with the Orange Dog
Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 February, 6.30pm
ARC Stockton
Please click here for details and tickets

Filed Under: Exhibitions

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