Guest instructors from Kent University (UK), Lille University (France), and Claremont Graduate University (California) will carry out a series of lecture-demonstrations exploring the actor training lineages of Jerzy Grotowski and Étienne Decroux, two of the major reformers of contemporary theatre.

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'A Transdisciplinary Turn: The Arts as New Leaders of Learning', keynote by Dr Shamini Dias
Director of Transdisciplinary Studies, Claremont Graduate University, California

In this workshop, world-class jazz trumpeter Alex Sipiagin will share tips on expanding one’s musical vocabulary and making improvisation more natural and expressive.

He will break down how to weave the rich language of bebop seamlessly into modern jazz, helping participants develop a sound uniquely their own.

TWO 2 SIX is an ephemeral exhibition at LASALLE's McNally Campus that is organised every year on one day only from 2:00pm to 6:00pm.

The LASALLE Show is an annual vibrant showcase of the best and brightest works in contemporary arts, design and performance. A celebration of the graduating cohort’s creativity and boundless imagination.

Directed by Matt Grey
Written by by Ariel Dorfman and Tony Kushner
    
In a war-ravaged village, the men have vanished, leaving behind their mothers, wives and daughters. As the women gather by the river, torn between hope and grief, their silent suffering is shattered when battered bodies begin washing ashore. Faced with brutality, they take a stand against the military in the only way they can. A powerful political allegory set in a nation ruled by a military junta, this play is as relevant today as it has ever been. 

Directed by Brock Roberts
Choreographed by Gaby Rae and Chloe E-Shyan Chua
Musical direction by Gail Tay

Ride the Cyclone is a dark comedy musical by Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell. It follows six teenagers from the St Cassian Chamber Choir in Uranium City, Saskatchewan, who perish in a freak roller coaster accident.

By William Shakespeare
Directed by Leon Rubin 
Musical direction by Darren Moore
Choreography by Fairul Zahid Bloom
Set, costume and media designed by Nic Ularu

Upon his triumphant return from battling with the Goths, Titus Andronicus waves away the offer of the crown, forgives the Goth captives and releases them.

Choreographers
Shahrin Johry and Shahizman Sulaiman 
Chiew Peishan 
Fairul Zahid
Anna Makukhina

Featuring students from the Diploma in Dance programme, Roots/Routes is a performance of reimagining, reinvention and reinterpretation. By revisiting a choreographic work, a memory or a dance style, the choreographers have twisted these remnants of their past to reveal where they might go next.