A Small Prometheus - Q&A

Published: Oct. 17, 2013, midnight

b'The highly charged and evocative sound and smell of a struck match provide the ignition point for A Small Prometheus; a new work for five dancers about the consequences of small actions and the fragility of physical systems.\\nCombustion and transformation drive the unfolding choreography as dancers synchronise, mesh and collide. Fire-driven kinetic sculptures become part of live interactive sound-and-movement loops between dancer, sculpture and machine.\\nTwo of Australia\\u2019s most exciting and uncompromising artists, Stephanie Lake and Robin Fox, seamlessly interlace choreography, sound and objects to create rich tension in a work that swings deftly between chaotic, free-form experiments and mechanically intricate moments. A Small Prometheus creates\\na strange and enthralling world of darkness, light and the spark that mediates the two.\\n\\nThis postshow Q&A was recorded on Thursday 17th October 2013\\n\\nCreated by: Stephanie Lake and Robin Fox\\nChoreographer: Stephanie Lake\\nComposer and Sculpture Designer: Robin Fox\\nPerformers: Alana Everett, Lauren Langlois, Rennie McDougall, Lily Paskas, Lee Serle\\nLighting Designer: Jen Hector\\nCostume Designer: Harriet Oxley\\nProduction Manager: Richard Dinnen, Megafun\\nProducer: Insite Arts'