A geo-poetic performance meditation, conceived, directed and choreographed by Joseph Lau.

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Centred on vibration and frequencies, and with a focus on South East Asia, ‘Elephants’ is a contemplation on spiralling dialogues encompassing: the industrialised exploitation of resources, economies and communities they create, damage and loss, choice, the human species dependence on land and the earth’s complex ecosystem for survival, sacrifice, and our climate crisis,. It is a meditation on letting go. ‘Elephants’ is a multifaceted contemporary choreographic work created through immersive sound, video, and performance.

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https://www.projectauske.com/agnes-and-elephants

A new work in development choreographed by Joseph Lau with outcomes performed at 'Derelict' (Preston, UK), and at University of Salford 'Watch US Dance' (Salford, UK).

Performed at Cena Brasil Internacional, (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

The 2010 TURN Prize winning full-length work. 2011 premiere at greenroom (Manchester, UK). Research and development extracts presented at Live Bites (Leeds, UK) and TURN (Manchester, UK).

Motion capture research project, (AUS).

Creative research for the short film project 'The Last Tango In Sunnybamk', including training in Argentinean Tango, (AUS).

A large-scale international, intercultural, and interdisciplinary project presented in the 2006 Brisbane International Festival (AUS), performing in works by Cheryl Stock, Hellen Sky and Sarah Rubidge.

Choreographed by Tarcisio Teatini Climaco, and performed at Brisbane Town Hall, (AUS).

Performing and touring works in urban, rural, and remote Australia, including: 'Rumpelstiltskin', 'Fracture' and 'Plastic Fantastic' by Paige Gordon, 'Beat Routes' and 'Beat Cake' by Felicity Bott, and 'Prime Mate' by Carol Wellman Kelly, as well as works by Rachel Usher and Joseph Lau for The Honey Season (dancer’s studio season). Buzz was Australia's premiere company creating work for children and young people as audience.

Performed at the Concert Hall, Queensland Performing Arts Complex, (AUS).

'Maria’ choreographed by Louise Deleur, and  ‘Vergehen’ choreographed by Joseph Lau, performed at The Visy Theatre, The Brisbane Powerhouse, (AUS).

Queensland Arts Gallery, (AUS).

Queensland Arts Gallery, (AUS).