Articulation of women’s rage

'Explanation of ladies' anger': Slow Burn, Together and its frequenting of ladies artist.

It conflicts with the actual center of Slow Burn, Together to react to it so rapidly on paper. In the program, choreographer Emma Fishwick cites workmanship antiquarian Ernst Gombrich: "the perusing of an image needs seemingly forever."

Gradual process, Together supports a fantasy like reflection on our relationship with time, particularly history and progress, how it shapes us, how we work with it and against it.

Traveling through the huge phase of Perth's Her Majesty's Theater — by walking, on wheels, on their knees, on a swing — an outfit of 15 ladies make an always changing arrangement of pictures. Inspiring pathways to the past or into an obscure future, the artists shift among development and quietness, flat and vertical, seeing and being seen.

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