GALLERY: Knockout performances at the Mansion of Mystery
BODIES IN MOTION
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Bodies in Motion Dance School founder Saskia Turner (centre) and her team put on another incredible production on the weekend. IMAGE: Raine Ward - R'Ward Photography.
THE Bodies in Motion Dance School put on another stellar end of year performance on Friday and Saturday night, turning the The Glade Pavilion into the Mansion of Mystery.
The $80,000 annual production included more than 500 costumes and state-of-the-art lighting and sound, giving the Douglas Shire a genuine theatre experience.
SCROLL FOR GALLERY - COURTESY OF R'WARD PHOTOGRAPHY
The $80,000 annual production included more than 500 costumes and state-of-the-art lighting and sound, giving the Douglas Shire a genuine theatre experience.
SCROLL FOR GALLERY - COURTESY OF R'WARD PHOTOGRAPHY
The performance centred around the Anderson family, who were forced to move interstate and quickly learn their new home is not what it seems.
Enjoy a pre-event gallery below courtesy of Raine Ward at R'Ward Photohgraphy. For more information on how you can purchase/obtain images from the show contact Bodies in Motion at info@bodiesinmotion.net.au.
GALLERY BY RAINE WARD - R'WARD PHOTOGRAPHY