Closing tonight! It’s the final chance to see Operamoth at BATS Theatre as part of NZ Fringe
“A gem allowing us deep into the embroidery of being”
- Deirdre Tarrant
Photo by @felixrjack
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
“Operamoth will stay in our minds.
A hug may never be the same.
We have been allowed deep into the embroidery of being.”
- Deirdre Tarrant
There’s two more nights to see Operamoth!
8:00 pm at BATS Theatre
Tickets available in @ctenophora.co bio 🌀
Operamoth premieres tonight!
8:00 pm at BATS Theatre as part of NZ fringe
Watch us melt, rebuild, and unleash 🌀
Photo by @felixrjack
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
We are only days away from Operamoth’s opening night!!
Tickets are still available through the link in @ctenophora.co bio - get amongst it 💫
04 - 07 March, 8:00 pm
BATS Theatre
Photo by @felixrjack
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
Operamoth premieres in one week!
Here’s a sneak peek at what we’ve been up to in the studio
Catch us at BATS Theatre
04 - 07 March, 8:00 pm
Thank you to @sentimentalmantis7327 for the sound
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
Cycles of creation, preservation, and destruction are upset by dissonant gestural embroideries.
Contorted postures and lashing appendages permeate three bodies as they melt towards collapse.
Against the backdrop of a world turned sideways, how much pressure can our natural flow of life withstand?
Photo by @felixrjack
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
A tangle of holding self, holding together, and holding none
Operamoth
04 - 07 March, 8:00pm
BATS Theatre as part of NZ Fringe
Photo by @felixrjack
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
Operamoth
04 - 07 March, 8:00pm
BATS Theatre as part of the NZ Fringe Festival
Ticket link in bio 🌀
Operamoth is a contemporary dance that negotiates the ebbs and flows of holding things dear and allowing oneself to let go
Choreographed and performed by Jake Starrs, Stella Grace Seawright, and Sydney Magnus
Lighting design by Grace Bella
Soundscape by Ruben Ćirilović
Photo by @felixrjack
Supported by Peacocke Dance Trust
@jake.starrs@stella.cwright@syd.magnus@graceblla@sentimentalmantis7327
Thank you to all who came to the FiTS 25 for Quiet Rituals this past weekend.
It was a tender, joyous, intense and fitting conclusion for this performance.
Situated in a building with a dense artistic lineage, all efforts towards this show are deeply appreciated.
Thank you again @fringestings
We'll see you all again next year!
Image by @simon_photography_nz
We're on the final countdown for the Quiet Rituals performances in Hawkes Bay!
November 23rd 3:30pm, 6:30pm and 24th 6:30pm at 118 Studios in Hastings.
Get your tickets for the Fringe in the Stings 2025
(link in bio)
Image: @tiana.ks
Following a sold-out premiere in Wellington, Stella Grace Seawright, Jake Starrs, and Grace Ella Lewis bring their triptych of solo performances, Quiet Rituals, to Hastings.
The works explore generational ties and the rituals we inherit, reshape, and carry. Through movement, we navigate self-reckoning, grief, dreaming, and the quiet ways communities remember and heal.
Witness this exquisite offering of contemporary dance as the finale of Fringe in the Stings with two performances on Sunday 23 November and a third on the evening of Monday 24 November at 118 Karamu Road. Tickets on sale now from Eventfinda.
