I acknowledge the Yuin people, Traditional Custodians of the land on which I work, and pay my respects to Elders past and present. I extend that respect to Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Indigenous peoples everywhere.
Lee Pemberton
For nearly four decades, Lee has worked as a choreographer, teacher and movement practitioner. For the last twenty-two years, she has been based regionally in the Bega Valley, where she lives with her partner and two dogs.
The foundation of recent works focus on site-specific performance, local heritage and engagement. Her interest in the archaeology of place and the invocation of remnants and memory is a primary force to these projects.
The foundation of recent works focus on site-specific performance, local heritage and engagement. Her interest in the archaeology of place and the invocation of remnants and memory is a primary force to these projects.
An influential regional dance artist and choreographer with a career in arts leadership.. Lee's practice involves site-specific immersive dance; a series of events set in site-specific locations for intimate audience experience.
Lee's dance and choreographic practice has evolved through her interest in education and human movement. Her work at fLiNG Physical Theatre, 2001 - 2015 celebrated young people living in the Bega Valley and aimed to raise their awareness of healthy body image and build self-esteem. Lee created and produced more than twenty full-length works that focused on issues concerning young people.
Lee's dance and choreographic practice has evolved through her interest in education and human movement. Her work at fLiNG Physical Theatre, 2001 - 2015 celebrated young people living in the Bega Valley and aimed to raise their awareness of healthy body image and build self-esteem. Lee created and produced more than twenty full-length works that focused on issues concerning young people.
