Lee acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first
inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where she lives
and works and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where she lives
and works and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
Lee is a contemporary dance maker and has been based in The Bega Valley since 1999.
She relates strongly to community and the identity of place and collaborates
with an eclectic group of people who have a strong relationship to the area
She founded fLiNG Physical Theatre in Bega and was Artistic Director from 2001-2015.
Her work with fLiNG included youth, community, and school children.
As a regional dance-artist she initiated a culture for contemporary dance which
thrived in the isolated South Eastern region of N.S.W.
Awarded a Create N.S.W. Regional Artist Fellowship in 2016 led to her current practice which
engages with site-specific performance, memory and collecting.
Recent work involves movement from experience concerning histories of
place and site understanding through an embodied memory.
She relates strongly to community and the identity of place and collaborates
with an eclectic group of people who have a strong relationship to the area
She founded fLiNG Physical Theatre in Bega and was Artistic Director from 2001-2015.
Her work with fLiNG included youth, community, and school children.
As a regional dance-artist she initiated a culture for contemporary dance which
thrived in the isolated South Eastern region of N.S.W.
Awarded a Create N.S.W. Regional Artist Fellowship in 2016 led to her current practice which
engages with site-specific performance, memory and collecting.
Recent work involves movement from experience concerning histories of
place and site understanding through an embodied memory.
