ECHOES OF THE MIND - Indefinite Dance Company (Trailer)

‘Echoes of the Mind’ was performed at the amazing North Melbourne Meat Market on June 11 & 12 2016 by Indefinite Dance Company.

Echoes of the Mind explores human memory – it's process, it's purpose and its fundamentals. It analyses how this everyday function differs between individuals and how important it is to our lives. What things trigger our memories and how clearly they are retrieved or if they can even be retrieved at all.

Echoes of the Mind explores the concept of core memories and those moments in life that have really shaped who we are – parents breaking up, anxiety, dance etc. What have we learnt from these experiences and how different would we be if they didn’t happen? Our minds are tangled with memories we can’t escape but what memories do we choose to recall and which ones do we leave behind to fade?

This show is so special to me and I am so grateful to everyone who supported me and IDC during the process and the performances.
Thank you so much for watching xx

Dancers –

Casey Chellew
Darcy Christie
Amy Contarino
Alex Davies
Teagan Hogben
Clare Jarman
Maddy Lynch
Kiara Manning
Molly McMillan
Sophie Morris
Alex Owen
Kate Porter
Bridie Rogers
Jaide Searle
Amie Searle
Tahlia Stevens

Footage and editing by the talented Jimmy Seery and Alan Lee

Music-
Escape Artist - Zoë Keating

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