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Hosted by: Luke Hockley
Musical Director: Suzanne Andrews
About Luke Hockley
Luke Hockley - I’m a Maker, Mover, Teacher and Performer.I write, draw, sing, dance, tell stories and make live theatre.I want the things I make to inspire people to believe they can create the kind of world they want to live in. For example, Campfire is a family concert where everyone is family. It happens on the first Saturday of the month. It is a performance created by artists and audiences to celebrate, share knowledge and create lasting community connections.And Sing Your Heart Out is a community singing group (you can call it a choir, but it’s so relaxed, a sing-a-long is a much better description) I’ve created where we belt out favourites from across the generations, have a laugh and take the opportunity to sing with our hearts on our sleeves. I trained as an acrobat when I was a kid. Then went to University and became a dancer and actor and teacher. I worked as a dancer for many years, won a Greenroom Award (Kage – Headlock, best ensemble), worked with some great people and organisations (Danceworks, Kage, Buzz Dance Theatre, Dancehouse, Expressions Dance Company). I then studied graphic design and then I trained as an Alexander Technique teacher. Now I make work that invites people to think about how we might respond to the important social issues of our time and I use the performing arts to build connections and create belonging. You can find out more about me at lukehockley.com.au
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Date | Time | Venue | |
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Sunday, 13 October 2024 |
5:00pm |
Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Common Rooms |
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