두물머리 Dumulmeori (where two rivers meet) | Various Artists

두물머리 Dumulmeori (where two rivers meet) is an electrifying bill of contemporary dance from Australia and Korea that showcases the compelling voices of four distinctive choreographer-performers: Alisdair Macindoe and Michelle Heaven (Melbourne); Haneul Jung (Seoul); and Chosul Kim (Daegu).

Fresh from a tour to three Korean cities and a season in Melbourne, this program of evocative solo works pulses with vibrancy, precision, and experimentation. Be transported by movement that transcends borders - where artistry speaks across cultures, uniting us through shared experience and dissolving boundaries.

Conceived and curated by Brendan O'Connell, this is the first iteration of a multi-year intercultural exchange with Australian and Korean artists and institutions, fostering deeper artistic dialogue between the two nations’ dance communities.

Performance times

• Wed 22 Oct, 8.30-9.45pm

• Thurs 23 Oct, 8.30-9.45pm

• Fri 24 Oct, 8.30-9.45pm

View full Liveworks Program here

Content Warning

This work includes the use of strobe lighting and haze.

Creative team

Concept & Curation, Brendan O’Connell

Choreographers & Performers, Alisdair Macindoe, Chosul Kim, Haneul Jung, Michelle Heaven

Lighting Design, Keith Tucker

Production Management, Jiyoung One

Executive Producer, Brendan O’Connell

Diver

Choreographer & Performer, Chosul Kim

Rehearsal Director, Hyosub Bae

Composer, Young Wan Seo

A Figure of Speech

Choreographer & Performer, Alisdair Macindoe

Sound Designer, Alisdair Macindoe

The Value

Choreographer & Performer, Michelle Heaven

Designer, Ben Cobham

Composer, Darrin Verhagen

Costume Designer, Jenni Langford

Man-il

Choreographer & Performer, Haneul Jung

Rehearsal Director, Jaeyun Lee

Composer/Sound Designer, Jiho Jang

Costume Designer, Insook Choi

두물머리 Dumulmeori (where two rivers meet) is presented by Performance Space as part of Liveworks 2025. 

Supported by Australia-Korea Foundation, Creative Australia, Office for the Arts, Embassy of Australia in Korea, Embassy of Korea in Australia and the Playking Foundation.

Supported by Australia-Korea Foundation, Creative Australia, Office for the Arts, Embassy of Australia in Korea, and individual private donors.

Photography by HanFilm