Concept, Direction and Choreography: Antony Hamilton

Performers: Jianna Georgiou, Benjamin Hancock, Michael Hodyl, Cody Lavery, Charlie Wilkins

Understudy: Darcy Carpenter and Caitlin Mewett  

Creative Contributor: Chris Dyke

Sound Designer and Composer: Aviva Endean

Set and Costume Design: Jonathon Oxlade

Lighting Designer: Jenny Hector

Rehearsal Director: Larissa McGowan

Support Worker: Emma Stokes

Production Manager: Blair Hart

Stage Manager: Cecily Rabey

Lighting Operator: Siobhain Geaney  

Audio Engineer: Tom McKeand  

Producer: Kristina Arnott

Executive Director and Co-CEO, Chunky Move: Kristy Ayre  

Artistic Director, Restless Dance Theatre: Michelle Ryan  

Creative Producer, Restless Dance Theatre: Roz Hervey  


ARTISTIC TEAM

For millennia, artists have strived to articulate the human experience in divine forms. Images of “perfection” are everywhere. But we live in an imperfect world full of unpredictability and wonky angles.
In Rewards for the Tribe, two of the country&#39;s most influential and innovative dance companies, Chunky Move and Restless Dance Theatre, collaborate for the first time. Together they ask, &quot;is there such a thing as utopia by design?&quot;
Five dancers, with and without disability, wrestle with the archetypes of divine geometry laid out by the Old Masters. Together they bend, crumple and reorganise a Mondrian-inspired whimsical set and costumes designed by Jonathan Oxlade, that both reference and topple idealistic modernist forms. Rewards for the Tribe celebrates the imaginations of artists while embracing life’s exquisite chaos.

Rewards for the Tribe Trailer

A dancer dives over a set made from colourful foam blocks as another dancers perches nearby.

3. Rewards for the Tribe by Chunky Move. RISING 2022. Photo: Jeff Busby

A performer wearing a blue beanie and a black fur coat folds an abstract sculpture. The sculpture is made from a grey sphere, with blue and orange rods extending from either side.

2. Rewards for the Tribe by Chunky Move. RISING 2022. Photo: Jeff Busby

A dancer wearing a black fur coat, and red cone-shaped hat, stares off camera. They're holding a blue blanket and an abstract prop made from a grey sphere, with blue and orange rods extending from either side. 

1. Rewards for the Tribe by Chunky Move. RISING 2022. Photo: Jeff Busby

*Rewards for the Tribe* is supported by the Australia Council for the Arts, Creative Victoria, Arts South Australia, the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund—an Australian Government initiative, the University of Warwick, Coventry UK City of Culture, the City of Melbourne through its Arts and Creative Investment Partnership Program, the Besen Family Foundation, the Alexander & Lloyd Martin Family Foundation, the James and Diana Ramsay Foundation, and by Supercell: Festival of Contemporary Dance and HOTA Home of the Arts through The Makers Program.

Auslan Interpretation: 3 JUN 7PM Relaxed Performance: 4 JUN 3PM
If you require a companion card ticket, please contact the customer service team on (03)9662 4242 to complete your booking.
Proof of vaccination is a condition of entry. Masks must be worn inside the venue by all visitors 8+
Please note that all transactions will incur fees of up to $4

Rewards for the Tribe

Chunky Move is wheelchair accessible—please see the [Chunky Move website](https://chunkymove.com/accessibility/) for more information. The venue also welcomes support animals and guide dogs. 

If you have any specific questions about visiting Chunky Move, please
contact the venue: 
- Call 03 9645 5188
- Email info@chunkymove.com.au  

PARKING  

There is a Wilson Parking at 2 Riverside Quay, Southbank is a 550 meter walk to the venue.  Parking is available at Wilson Parking locations found in and around the CBD. Plan your journey with drive up and online options available, [click here ](https://www.wilsonparking.com.au/?entry=05-23-2022,12:23pm&exit=05-23-2022,01:23pm)for details.

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

Metered street parking is available in Grant Street, Dodds Street and Sturt Street. There are two car parks for people with a disability right in front of the ACCA entrance on Sturt Street. Commercial car parks are located at Arts Centre Melbourne and the Australian Ballet Centre at the end of Sturt Street.

If you require closer access to our building please call ahead on (03) 9645 5188 or contact the [National Relay Service](https://nrschat.nrscall.gov.au/nrs/internetrelay) and a team member from Chunky Move will be able to assist you.  

PUBLIC TRANSPORT  

Chunky Move is located at 111 Sturt Street, Southbank, in the heart of the Melbourne Arts Precinct. Enter from Sturt Street or through the undercroft via Grant Street. There’s a tram stop nearby, and plenty of car parks and bike racks. It’s also a nice walk from Flinders Street train station.

Nearest accessible train station: Alight at Flinders Street Station, and walk across Princes Bridge, up St Kilda Road, turning right at Grant Street. [View the route here on Google Maps](https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/Flinders+Street+Railway+Station,+Flinders+St,+Melbourne+VIC+3000/Australian+Centre+for+Contemporary+Art,+Sturt+Street,+Southbank,+Victoria/@-37.8221014,144.9613081,16z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x6ad642b6af832249:0xe39e415e49a7c44e!2m2!1d144.9670618!2d-37.8182711!1m5!1m1!1s0x6ad642ac1eae8f09:0x6a6d0953f6ea740f!2m2!1d144.9671612!2d-37.8265771!3e2). Alternatively, take the Route 1 tram toward South Melbourne and alight at Stop 18. Please note, Stop 17 is the closest accessible tram stop on this route.

Nearest accessible tram stop: Route 1 travels along Sturt Street and straight to our building. Alight at Stop 18. Walk past the ACCA front door, through the courtyard towards the Chunky Move sign. This is the front door.
Please note, visitors requiring the use of an accessible tram stop on this route, alight at Stop 17 at the Recital Centre and continue south down Sturt Street. Walk past the ACCA front door, through the courtyard towards the Chunky Move sign. This is our front door.

Routes 3, 5, 16, 64, 67, 72 all travel along St Kilda Road. Alight at Stop 17 (accessible tram stop) on the corner of St. Kilda Road and Grant Street and continue down Grant Street, approximately 450m to our entrance on Sturt Street, near the corner of Grant Street and Sturt Street. View the route here on Google Maps.

BICYCLE  

Bike racks are located right out the front of ACCA on Sturt Street or adjacent to the Malthouse Theatre entrance (opposite the front door).

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE

Enter from Sturt Street or through the undercroft via Grant Street. 

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS

There are wheelchair accessible available.

ASSISTANCE DOGS 

Guide and assistance dogs are welcome at Chunky Move.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS

Chunky Move is fully wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible bathroom.

Travellers Aid provides mobility support by offering equipment hire, including manual wheelchairs, motorised scooters and personal guidance services. To hire equipment, visit the [Travellers Aid Service Centre](https://www.travellersaid.org.au/) at Flinders Street Station or call 03 9610 2030.

Rewards for the Tribe

Chunky Move and Restless Dance Theatre

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