Pilgrimage Dance Gala 2022 - Leaving, Discovering, Transforming - Corpus Christi College
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Corpus Christi College Presents Dance Gala 2022 Pilgrimage Leaving, Discovering, Transforming
WELCOME
It is a pleasure to welcome you all to the
Corpus Christi College 2022 Dance Gala.
This year’s Dance Gala is called Pilgrimage. A pilgrimage is a
journey, where we leave behind what is comfortable and known
in pursuit of something new; where we discover meaning,
purpose, value and truth.
Often in the Arts we hear it said that it is the process and
journey of creating that is of importance, not the end product.
The students you will see tonight have embraced these ideas
and created meaningful compositions that explore new ways of
moving, collaborating, creating and making.
We hope you enjoy tonight’s performance.
Caroline Stevenson
Teacher in Charge of Dance
Emma BLUNDELL
Dance Teacher
program
One
Finally, brothers and sisters, rejoice! Strive for full restoration, encourage one another,
be of one mind, live in peace. And the God of love and peace will be with you.
2 Corinthians 13:11 (NIV)
Performers: Dance Collage
Choreographer: Erin Peters and Caroline Stevenson
Song & Artist: Your Peace Will Make Us One (feat. Urban Doxology) | Audrey Assad
Pilgrimage
The journey through life is full of times of connection and times of disconnect,
moments of leaning on each other and moments of going it alone and hopefully,
discovering along the way our purpose.
Performers: Year 12 ATAR
Choreographer: Caroline Stevenson
Song & Artist: U Trollin’ | Stahv Danker
Plyaska (Dance)
Every nation of the world has a unique expression of dance influenced by the contexts
of their culture. This cheerful and energetic dance has been inspired by the traditional
folkdances of Russia.
Performers: Year 9 (Full Year)
Choreographer: Caroline Stevenson
Song & Artist: Trepak – The Nutcracker Suite | Tchaikovsky
Dance Off!
In this light-hearted piece, the Year 11 ATAR dance students dance battle it out to
discover which genre of dance is the most popular!
Performers: Year 11 ATAR
Choreographer: Year 11 ATAR Curriculum and Caroline Stevenson
Songs & Artists: (1 & 6) Candy Girl Ballet Terminology | Pavrov Stellar, (2) Run the World
| Beyonce, (3) Lose my Breath | Destiny’s Child, (4) Survivor | 2WEI and Edda Hayes, (5)
Toxic (instrumental) | Britney Spears, (6) Reel Around The Sun | Bill Whelan
program
America
Leaving to immigrate to a new country requires courage and being open to change.
From the famous West Side Story, the Year 10 Dance class explores the context of the
musical where two rival groups learn to coexist.
Performers: Year 10
Choreographer: Emma Blundell
Song & Artist: America | Karen Olivo, Jennifer Sanchez, West Side Story
Ensemble (2009)
Totem
Inspired by images of iconic Australian animals, this contemporary, indigenous dance
piece is based on the discoveries made by the students through their research of these
extraordinary creatures.
Performers: Year 9 (Full Year)
Choreographer: Year 9 Full Year Students and Caroline Stevenson
Song & Artist: Trials (Cargo original soundtrack) | Mayawuan (feat. Gurramul)
Regnant
Regnant means ruling or dominant. The genre of hip hop is a powerful and exciting
dance style that exemplifies the entertainment influence of dance. This powerful solo
incorporates the use of two complementary sub-styles, K-Pop and Latin Urban.
Performer: Erin Peters (Dance Captain)
Choreographer: Erin Peters
Songs & Artists: (1) PTT | LOONA,
(2) Que Calor Remix | Grizzy
Morning Prayer
Discovering new ways to move through the exploration of iconic Australian animals,
the Year 9 Semester Dance class have created their own contemporary, indigenous
dance pieces.
Performers: Year 9 (Semester)
Choreographer: Year 9 Curriculum and Emma Blundell
Song & Artist: Morning Prayer | Rivertribe
program
Bumbro
This Bollywood piece represents celebration and togetherness. The dancers were
tasked to execute intricate and layered choreography with grace and precision. The joy
and spirit of the song were essential factors driving the choreographic process. These
are generously embodied by the dancers transforming the dance into a celebration.
Performers: Year 9 (Full Year)
Choreographer: Ram Mrynal S.
Song & Artist: Mundian To Bach Ki | Panjabi MC
Bittersweet
The intent of our group composition is to explore the change in Pablo Picasso’s artistic
style from his Blue Period (1901-1904) to his Rose Period (1904-1906). These periods
represent Picasso’s journey from depression to happiness, shown through the change in
colour and emotions presented in the artworks he created.
Performers: Year 12 ATAR
Choreographer: Year 12 ATAR Students
Songs & Artists: (1) Spiegel im Spiegel | Vladimir Spivakov,
(2) The Waltzing Cat | Leroy Anderson
Aurora
Leaving to find a place of wonder and awe, we look up at the beautiful aurora and
“shine like the whole universe is yours.” - Rumi
Performers: Year 10
Choreographer: Year 10 Curriculum and Emma Blundell
Song & Artist: Vuelie | Cantus
Fandangos de Huelva
This is a popular musical form that is characteristic of Spanish folklore and is a
fundamental style of flamenco that comes from the region of Huelva in Southern Spain.
A change of scenery may be just what you need.
Performers: Year 9 (Semester)
Choreographer: Farida Rabhi
Song & Artist: Si tú no vienes (Fandangos de Huelva) | Felipa del Moreno,
Luis de Periquin
program
Love
Absolutely everybody deserves love. In life, it’s important to take the time to
discover a way to love yourself for exactly who you are.
Performer: Dance Club
Choreographer: Emma Blundell
Song & Artist: Absolutely Everybody | Vanessa Amorosi
Principia Motus
The Baroque period is widely regarded as one of the richest and most diverse periods
in art history. It was during this time in the 1900s that one of the world’s most
influential and renowned mathematician and scientists emerged, Sir Isaac Newton.
This dance work explores Newton’s three laws of motion which form the basic
principles of modern physics.
The piece is separated into three main sections each examining a different law.
1 The Law of Inertia
2 The Law of Force and Acceleration
3 The Law of Action and Reaction
With a nod to science through the use of the yellow costumes and the juxtaposition of
the classical score composed by Vivaldi during the same period, this work explores the
human body’s reaction to movement as it changes in space and time.
Performers: Dance Collective and Dance Company
Choreographer: Caroline Stevenson and Emma Blundell
Song & Artist: Summer 3 | Max Richter, Andre de Ridder, Konzerthaus
Kammerorchester Berlin, Daniel Hope & Raphael Alpermann
Finale
Performers: All Students
Choreographer: Erin Peters and Caroline Stevenson
Song & Artist: Following the Sun (Diego Druk Remix) | SUPER-HI & Neeka
dancers
Dance Club Dance Company Dance Collective
Amellia Amien Sarah Adam Chloe Adam
Isabella Breiner Lauren Angel Taneesha Barbarich
Ruby Bridges Acacia Casey Natasha Bozanich
Lauren Davis Anneliese De Luca Ciara Buonomo
Charlotte Dempsey Kate Denson Persia Colely
Samantha de Witt Rainee Geddes Erin Doherty
Ava Di Giuseppe Gabriella Grima Monica Dragut
Sienna Duggan Jessica Hartono Joshua Duckworth
Sienna Enriquez Eva Harvey Chloe Duxbury
Amia Festin Freya Irving Mollie Edgar
Shirin Fozdar Sophie Johnson Vivian Gaglia
Holly Harben Lucy Kelly Jenna Harvey
Sophie Joyce Millie Kelly Audrey Ho
Ella Karimi Isla Lang Hayley Hulme
Jaycie King Livvy Leech Alana Lamacchia
Dakoda Leavy Jade Limerick Indyana Leech
Kezia Leeson Mikayla Lowth Sophia Morkel
Mariah Maghiar Zara Montisci Erin Peters
Nyasha Magodo Hannah Morkel Mischa Pizzo
Grace Maurer Olivia Pavy Sam Ramsay-Lelek
Alexia Mazzone Antonia Rafala Sarah Scarr
Liza Monkina Nadia Rafala Aria Symons
Haana Rezaee Olivia Read Mia Tavani
Lucinda Schaefer Grace Santaromita Kiara Trant
Olivia Trotter Ava Sinagra Xavia Variyan
Palak Vadukoot Charli Smith Isabella Zammit
Nicole Wharton-Street Kayla Sweeney
Maia Williums Katherine Torres
Lila Woollams
dancers
Dance Collage Year 9 Dance Year 9 Dance
Chloe Adam Semester Full Year
Jessica Aulfrey (Mrs Blundell) (Mrs Stevenson)
Natasha Bozanich
Xabier Bell Sarah Adam
Jack Davis
Ava Benino Sophea Andrew
Erin Doherty
Sophia Cardy Jessica Aulfrey
Joshua Duckworth
Hudson Cooper Jessica Baginski
Chloe Duxbury
Thomas Cordina Isobel Edgar
Jayne Dwyer
Lilijana De Boni Gabriella Grima
Saoirse Dwyer
Madison Grant Jessica Hartono
Jessica Hartono
Ella Irving Alice Herbert
Hayley Hulme
Anaja Jakovich Sophie Johnson
Sophie Johnson
Charissa Kheng Millie Kelly
Lucy Kelly
Jessica Ladiszlai Mariana Kumar
Jade Limerick
Naomi Lee Livvy Leech
Sophia Morkel
Aaliyah McQuillan Jade Limerick
Kiara O’Leary
Zac Mellor Caitlyn McInerney
Erin Peters
Stella Piccirilli Mia McLoughney
Mischa Pizzo
Carus Regan Kiara O’Leary
Antonia Rafala
Mona Rezae Antonia Rafala
Nadia Rafala
Maureen Sherry Olivia Read
Haana Rezaee
Chelsea Smith Olivia Roberts
Ryan Wangidjaja Charli Smith
Mischa Watt Alannah Spano
Zamia Williams Kayla Sweeney
Cartia Zumpano Chey Ware
dancers
Year 10 Dance Year 11 Dance Year 12 Dance
(Mrs Blundell) (Mrs Stevenson) (Mrs Stevenson)
Phoebe Alp Natasha Bozanich Erin Doherty
Alessia Bevacqua Ciara Buonomo Joshua Duckworth
Keely Bull Talah Carr Chloe Duxbury
Liv Chinnery Persia Colely Erin Peters
Allegra Colosi Ella Daniel
Annette Craven Saoirse Dwyer
Tijhara De Leon Jenna Harvey
Evangeline De Weerd Matilda Howard
Crystal D’Lima Hayley Hulme
Abigail France Alana Lamacchia
Annabelle Gallagher Indyana Leech
Ameliah Johnson Mischa Pizzo
Ghezalle Kaur Aria Symons
Jasmyn Maney Isabella Zammit
Sophia Morkel
Edolie Orel-Hughes
Brianna Perry
Sam Ramsay-Lelek
Tarah Robinson
Kyla Squirres
Vaishnavi Suhas
Eliza Sullivan
Mia Tavani
Xavia Variyan
Pieta Wagnerclass of 2022
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Special thanks and acknowledgement
College Leadership, staff and students
Guest Choreographers
Ram Mrynal S. and Farida Rabhi
Costumes
Priscilla Bird, Melissa Kelly and Annette Lamacchia
Thank you to the families and friends of the dancers
for your continued support of the dance program at
Corpus Christi College.
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