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Sharp Short Dance 2017 Winners

23/11/2017
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Outstanding Ensemble Performance – ‘Silent Disruption’ by choreographers Litia Matilla and Shonei Aloese; and performers Nataly Fellow, Natalija Mihailovic, Emma Nguyen, Karen Nguyen and Jenny Huynh

10th Anniversary Sharp Short Dance Winners

Competitive Dance Festival for Dancers Under 21 years

The tenth annual Sharp Short Dance festival presented by FORM Dance Projects anointed its 2017 award winners at an exciting final event held at Riverside Theatres, Parramatta, on the evening of Saturday 18th November 2017.

Eden Zerk and Rore Rutene

A competitive dance festival, Sharp Short Dance invited young dancers and choreographers aged 21 years and under, to compete for awards and a share in prizes and highly-sought after industry secondments with major professional dance companies.
This year the judging panels included Thomas Egan (The Boy from Oz in 1995, Fame the Musical in 2010 and Tap Dogs), Catherine Goss (AMPA, prev. Assoc. Artistic Director for West Australian Ballet, Rehearsal Director for Sydney Dance Company and Bangarra Dance Theatre) and Lee-Anne Litton (Co-Artistic Director for Legs On The Wall). Hosting the Festival was renowned professional contemporary dance artist, Kay Armstrong.

After an exciting few days of performances and workshops, the 2017 award winners were announced:

Most Innovative Choreography – To Which We Are Blind by choreographer and performer Jessica Hewett 

Outstanding Male Dancer – Alexander Borg

Outstanding Male Dancer – Hatching by choreographer and performer Alexander Borg
Outstanding Female Dancer – Resistance by choreographer and performer Karlia Cook
Outstanding Solo Performance – Worth It by choreographer and performer Caylan Spendlove
Outstanding Duet Performance – Freedom by choreographer and performer Eden Zerk and performer Rore Rutene
Outstanding Ensemble Performance – Silent Disruption by choreographers Litia Matilla and Shonei Aloese; and performers Nataly Fellow, Natalija Mihailovic, Emma Nguyen, Karen Nguyen and Jenny Huynh
Audience Choice Award – An Expression of the Classics by choreographers and performers Paul and Frank Barbara (aka DoubleDigits)
Audience Choice Recipients and Phly Crew Secondment to Paul & Frank Barbara

Sydney Dance Company, Pre-Professional Year Secondment – Olivia Callaghan and Mikayla Bayliss, Listen Carefully
Legs On The Wall Secondment –Karlia Cook, Resistance
Phly Crew Secondment –Paul and Frank Barbara (aka DoubleDigits), An Expression of the Classics
Dream Dance Company Secondment –Rore Rutene, Freedom
Dance Makers Collective Secondment – Sabrina Muszynski, Unknown Identity
Excellence in Dance Education – Amy Ciocca
 

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Most Innovative Choreography awarded to Jessica Hewett
Tags: Alexander BorgAmy CioccaCatherine GossCaylan SpendloveDoubleDigitsEden ZerkEmma NguyenFORM Dance ProjectsJenny HuynhJessica HewettKaren NguyenKarlia CookKay ArmstrongLee-Anne LittonLitia MatillaMikayla BaylissNatalija MihailovicNataly FellowOlivia CallaghanPaul and Frank BarbaraRore RuteneSabrina MuszynskiSharp Short DanceShonei AloeseThomas Egan
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