She did it HER WAY

She did it HER WAY
Somebody’s Aunt expands their private personas in public guises bringing the incongruity of private women’s work into the public domain, challenging ideas on the visibility and invisibility of older women and women’s work. This series of performance interventions for public spaces, was originally devised by choreographer and senior dance artist Julie-Anne Long in collaboration with Somebody’s Aunt.
Somebody’s Aunt is a Canberra-based dance ensemble of women, who for 20 years, have been creating work in unconventional spaces, integrating contemporary and improvised dance, theatre, voice, music, and humour. Each dancer brings an array of life experience, telling stories from different perspectives, often with a political edge.

AUNTS ON SCOOTERS
A short film on the subject of eco-friendly transport made by Somebody’s Aunt , commissioned by Localjinni mobile screen Tours

KIKU
a dance film on the subject of ageing by Natsuko Yonezawa, performed by Somebody’s Aunt