https://www.alisoncurrie.com/projects daily 1.0 2026-04-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1469048003681-K4CCT3OT56ILHLG7MS20/20150513_184151.jpg Projects - Drawing Machine Drawing Machine is an interactive dance work and drawing experiment. It premiered as part of Acts Re-Acts 2: Space and Place at Wimbledon Space, London. Design / Construction: Michael Hurley Choreography / Performance: Alison Currie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1469049669305-TRXI2IYXOKVFMHD35E25/Window+world.+Build%2C+Hold%2C+Destroy+by+Alison+Curry+%289%29.+Cred+Kevin+Godfrey.jpg Projects - Build, Hold, Destroy. Image credit Kevin Godfrey 'Build, Hold, Destroy' was commissioned by Adelaide Fringe and premiered at Window World a free outdoor event at the State Library of South Australia. Director / choreographer Alison Currie Assistant director / rehearsal director Carlie Angel Dancer Lisa Lonero Costume Gemma Stocks Sound Sascha Budimski Sculptor Steve Hayter Video Kel Mocilnik Set Wayne Beare Dance assistant Jessie McKinlay   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1509871788219-PAMCGWOSUT6HJ57HZRYD/AlisonCurrie_SisypheanAction_OSullivans+Beach_SUE_Oct2017_074_LoRes.jpg Projects - Sisyphean Action at SUE Image credit: Sam Roberts Sisyphean Action, like much of my work, is primarily concerned with how the animate and inanimate bodies connect, compare and impact one another. The rock being a rough, dense, hard and heavy object provides comparison to the soft body and resistance for the body to become taught against. The body remains comparatively soft even when the brace is the most intense. Tension and release are key in this movement vocabulary. Performer/maker: Alison Currie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1488885579964-D3SX8QFFVLL3CMZNTZBZ/Screen+Shot+2017-03-07+at+9.47.33+pm.png Projects - Things Meeting Now 'Things Meeting Now' was co created by Alison and Bridget Currie. The work was performed at Michaelis Theatre Roehampton University London and redeveloped for a gallery setting and a new series of objects for performance at the Art Gallery of South Australia as part of Adelaide Festival event Versus Rodin curated by Leigh Robb. The work will be performed again at Artbank Sydney as part of ‘A Vacant Space’ curated by Eleanor Scicchitano 22nd November 2018. Image credit - Bridget Currie https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1515479917741-JIDZJSYMWWIYL6QENFHU/AlisonCurrie_Creatures_Sep2017_9251069_LoRes.jpg Projects - Creatures - Adelaide Dance Festival & Samstag ‘Creatures’ by Alison Currie and The Human Arts Movement is an exploration of human movement and repetition. Oscillating and gradually morphing between movements, together the seven dancers shapeshift; signifying a flock, a single organism or diverse individuals. The work recognises humans as creatures. For the inaugural Adelaide Dance Festival, ‘Creatures’ will be performed at Samstag Museum of Art in response to the exhibition A Conversation with Jheronimus by South Australian-based visual artist Aldo Iacobelli. As the dancers move among Iacobelli’s installation of site-specific installations, a cross-disciplinary dialogue emerges about what it means to be human. 5:30pm Wednesday 11th July Supported by Independent Arts Foundation and Samstag Museum of Art Image credit Sam Roberts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1469139849130-S1VKTSSUQ27YVZDQEV6A/_MG_0683.jpg Projects - Three ways to hold - COLLECT Image credit Sam Roberts 'Three ways to hold' is a collaborative project between siblings Alison and Bridget Currie. Presented at the South Australian School of Art (SASA) gallery and funded by Arts SA. Concept / performance: Alison and Bridget Currie Costume: Gemma Stocks External scholar / outside eye: Solon Ulbrich   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1468772976205-8YFZ6JWFGOYB1IMB8GQ6/IMG_5389.JPG Projects - I Can Relate Concept, choreography and direction: Alison Currie Camera: Tobin Lush and Sam Chisholm Rodeo Studio Edit: Tobin Lush Dancer: Carlie Angel Sound: Alisdair Macindoe Creative Producer: Jason Cross Costume: Gemma Stocks Sculpture: Stephen Hayter Commissioned: Carriageworks Produced: Insite Arts Filmed on Ngarrindjeri Land at Port Elliot, South Australia We would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land this work was filmed on, the Ngarrindjeri people, and all first nations elders past, present and emerging. Interactive video that you can move to see the shape of the screen by dragging the model with your mouse - available here 3D video online Online component created by Jason Lam & Adam Synnott of Kaboom and Brad Williams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1588386645229-2N5I1Q4QVAL78PFPH8H7/Alison+Fineprint+image+1920x1080.jpg Projects - A Line Dance 'A Line Dance' Commissioned by fine print Sound by Sascha Budimski https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1583896922732-Q08OIPWWJLYD9U6AOSPT/20200304-GregoryLorenzutti-KCA2020-1579.jpg Projects - De-Limit at Carriageworks A performance work co-directed by David Cross and Alison Currie in collaboration with performer Cazna Brass and costume designer Ellie Boekman. Commissioned by Dancehouse and Carriageworks for the Keir Choreographic Award 2020 supported by Australia Council for the Arts, Keir Foundation and Restless Dance Theatre. Image credit Gregory Lorenzutti for Dancehouse https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1469213141359-EAB04BEKCF8FGZT9TP7G/IMG_3194.JPG Projects - 42a Image credit Nicholas Folland Dancer Veronica Shum '42a' is an interactive dance installation for a gallery space. It has been presented at Downtown Artspace, Australian Experimental Art Foundation (AEAF), Adelaide, Rough Draft, Sydney, Metro Arts, Brisbane and Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne. Funded by Arts SA and Australia Council for the Arts.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1612398566662-MLEIF8E2GG0BCJO1FH39/ADT_Alison+Currie_of+All+Things_Nov17+2020+Run_1325LoRes.jpg Projects - Of All Things ‘Of All Things’ was commissioned by Garry Stewart to be created with and performed by Australian Dance Theatre. Made in collaboration with and supported by Enoki. Of All Things is presented by The Tanja Liedtke Foundation and Enoki. This production is supported by Creative Partnerships Australia through MATCH Lab and kindly supported by the City of Norwood, Payneham & St Peters. Made and performed on Kaurna land Image credit Sam Roberts, dancers featured Christopher Mills, Rowan Rossi, Sophie Stuut https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1659262234852-JJVC1W3YZR6OGY4H5XPA/image-asset.jpeg Projects - Solastalgia ‘Solastalgia’ is a dance work created by Alison Currie in collaboration with the second and third year dance students at Adelaide College of the Arts, who also perform the work. Dancers: Ainslie Pollitt, Alannah Talbot, Alex Aurelius, Bailey Kiejko, Beth Mooney, Bridgette Mullamphy, Gioia Girolamo, Jasmine Gray, Kunyi Wu, Nikita Pippett, Owen Masson Gray, Rhianna Barney, Sophie Hollingworth, Stella Page, Tayla Hoadley, Karra Nam was involved as a dancer during the development of the work, but unable to perform due to fulfilling an exciting opportunity with Bangarra! Lighting: Nicholas Mills Music: Diegetic Sound recordings & design: Alison Currie Image credit Karra Nam & Alison Currie Made & performed on Kaurna Land 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1631353016340-LDULP8IBKVP5T82LW9EG/image-asset.jpeg Projects - Progress Report A hortative manifesto that boldly proclaims wasting waste is a waste Co-direction, concept, choreography and writing – Alison Currie and Alisdair Macindoe Soloists – Alisdair Macindoe / Cazna Brass Lighting, set and costume design – Meg Wilson Sound design – Alisdair Macindoe and Sascha Budimski Creative producer – Jason Cross, Insite Arts Choreographic development artists – Lewis Rankin and Kialea-Nadine Williams Industrial foam waste supply and recycling – Cool Foam Image credits Sam Roberts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1638598211224-Q8QFGMULK4TOZP6E5PKI/AlisonCurrie%2B%252B%2BYuKawaguchi_Somewhere%2BEverywhere%2BNowhere_DrssRun_Oct20%2B2021_1063_LoRes_Instagram.jpg Projects - Somewhere Everywhere Nowhere Somewhere, Everywhere, Nowhere (SEN) is a 50 minute performance for two dancers, an animated light sculpture and stereophonic sound. All Photo Credits: Sam Roberts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1532675928546-IFOHU0LIZ0J414TFB79Y/Screen+Shot+2018-07-27+at+1.01.35+pm.png Projects - Concrete Impermanence at Dance Massive Concrete Impermanence was performed as part of Dance Massive 2019 , The Substation and Adelaide Festival Centre 2018. Image credit Sam Roberts dancer in image Amrita Hepi https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1736248102934-7Y272HTPHTSGG64856Y1/ART_5512.jpg Projects - Maintain Rest Value Image credit Andrew Sikorski 'Maintain, Rest, Value' is a dance series which sees Ade Suharto and Alison Currie respond to people’s life work (interviews, photographs, artwork) and a collection of sites (room, building, park) through crafted performance. The artists invite audiences and communities to feel a sense of ownership, lineage, responsibility, and care through their offerings. Ade and Alison aim to distil the essence of each interaction to create site-responsive experiences to behold connection to place and to one another. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1541250387754-6O1RUTV3TOZCCK3IFXTU/Screen+Shot+2018-11-03+at+11.35.13+pm.png Projects - Close Company A collaboration between Raw Moves and Alison Currie, ‘Close Company’ has its world premiere in Singapore in October 2018. It then had it’s Australian premiere one week later as part of OzAsia festival 2018. Image credit Kaier Tan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1468772976205-8YFZ6JWFGOYB1IMB8GQ6/IMG_5389.JPG Projects - I Can Relate Concept, choreography and direction: Alison Currie Camera: Tobin Lush and Sam Chisholm Rodeo Studio Edit: Tobin Lush Dancer: Carlie Angel Sound: Alisdair Macindoe Creative Producer: Jason Cross Costume: Gemma Stocks Sculpture: Stephen Hayter Commissioned: Carriageworks Produced: Insite Arts Filmed on Ngarrindjeri Land at Port Elliot, South Australia We would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land this work was filmed on, the Ngarrindjeri people, and all first nations elders past, present and emerging. Interactive video that you can move to see the shape of the screen by dragging the model with your mouse - available here 3D video online Online component created by Jason Lam & Adam Synnott of Kaboom and Brad Williams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1736248638058-7UOL8EGD3L4ZZNAJMZJS/Bread+and+Roses+-+Cinema+Seats+by+Sam+Roberts.jpg Projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1631353016340-LDULP8IBKVP5T82LW9EG/Alison+Currie_Insite+Arts_Progress+Report+Dress+Run+Stills_Vitals_Aug13+2021_+1085_LoRes.jpg Projects https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/1638600145427-4ZQBVUXA31DDQ3O0X47U/AlisonCurrie%2B%252B%2BYuKawaguchi_Somewhere%2BEverywhere%2BNowhere_DrssRun_Oct20%2B2021_0259_LoRes_Instagram.jpg Projects https://www.alisoncurrie.com/about-1 daily 0.75 2026-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/578a7e18893fc0d1c0dd0f71/2d0d4ac5-35b4-4d16-90cf-6fdbae26abb6/Alison+Currie+Portrait+for+Website_May5+2024_1187_HiRes.jpg Alison Currie About Photo credit Sam Roberts https://www.alisoncurrie.com/press daily 0.75 2025-09-23 https://www.alisoncurrie.com/showreel daily 0.75 2024-11-10