Name: Shion Skye Carter & Miya Turnbull
Start: 2025-03-02T20:00:00
Location: Bus Stop Theatre

Live Art Dance is set to captivate audiences with a trio of performances that delve into themes of identity, transformation, and regional talent. From Shion Skye Carter & Miya Turnbull's exploration of personal versus public personas, to Kira Arts/Aly Keita's profound examination of human interconnectedness, and culminating with the Coastal Currents showcase of regional dance talent, these events promise an engaging exploration of dance as a medium for profound storytelling.

Unmasking the Layers: Exploring Transformation and Identity in Dance

In the vibrant world of Live Art Dance, three captivating performances challenge our perceptions and celebrate the diverse expressions of dance as an art form. From the introspective exploration of cultural identity and authenticity in 'Shion Skye Carter & Miya Turnbull' to the transformative reflections on interpersonal and ecological relationships in 'Kira Arts/Aly Keita,' and finally to the community-focused showcase 'Coastal Currents 2024-25,' each event offers a unique journey into the power of movement and expression, resonating with audiences on multiple levels.

Live Art Dance: A Celebration of Authenticity, Transformation, and Regional Talent

Dive into the world of transformative dance performances as Live Art Dance presents a series of intriguing events. From Shion Skye Carter and Miya Turnbull's exploration of identity and societal facades to Aly Keita's examination of intertwined lives and ecological ties, these performances challenge and inspire. Coastal Currents 2024-25 further celebrates regional talent, showcasing the vibrant dance scene. Join us as we delve into these compelling narratives that not only entertain but provoke thought about personal, societal, and environmental connections.

Transformative Dance: Exploring Identity, Relationships, and Regional Talent

Miya Turnbull

Shion Skye Carter

Live Art Dance

This performance challenges traditional ideas of beauty, while gestures and tableau articulate the Japanese concept of ‘honne’ (a person’s true feelings) and ‘tatemae’ (their public face).

Shion Skye Carter & Miya Turnbull

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