General 2 — Stompin

Uncover This 2008

A residential house and cul-de-sac in Launceston, Tasmania

An edgy two-part dance experience that turns private lives into public property.

Choreographer: Adam Wheeler

Carpark in Launceston, Tasmania

Stompin’s 16th birthday celebration.

Choreographers: Luke George and Antony Hamilton

Meat Market, North Melbourne

Choreographer: Luke George

Studio Theatre, Sydney Opera House

Special Mention explores the relentless pressure to succeed and the growing cultural divide created by our judgement of failure.

Choreographers: Luke George and Bec Reid

Roberts Woolstore, Launceston, Tasmania

Home is about the place we live and the living we create.

Choreographer: Luke George

Qantas Maintenance Hangar, Launceston Airport, Tasmania in Ten Days on the Island

Citizen looks at the choices young people make in relation to who they are right now, who they aspire to be and who they are choosing to become.

Choreographers: Bec Reid and Stephanie Lake

Old Womens’ Jail in Next Wave Festival, Melbourne

Choreographer: Bec Reid

Pilgrim Hall, Launceston, Tasmania

Age of Consent examines the choices young people make in relation to the written and unwritten rules that shape their lives.

Choreographer: Luke George

Toured to eight Tasmanian regional swimming pools during Ten Days on the Island

SYNC explores how pools provide environments for young people to socialise and be themselves - loitering, congregating and meeting.

Choreographers: Luke George and Bec Reid

Windmill Hill Swimming Pool, Launceston, Tasmania

Choreographers: Luke George and Bec Reid

Rollerworld, Launceston, Tasmania

Underground explores subcultures, life in layers and the things that are literally in the earth below us.

Choreographers: Luke George and Bec Reid

Devonport Bluff, Devonport, Tasmania

Choreographers: Jerril Rechter and Tim Newth