Jul 22, 2016
Testing the very limits of the human body with Lucia Carbines on the stage. The incredible twists and turns of a professional contortionist.
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Testing the very limits of the human body with Lucia Carbines on the stage. The incredible twists and turns of a professional contortionist.
Join the cast of the incredible Noble Material Roadshow as they perform a musical ode to trash and plastic. A production from the talented Green School Bali community.
Sandrayati Fay is a singer and songwriter with Filipino/Irish-American roots, born and raised on the islands of Java and Bali, Indonesia. Her songs are an expression of inspiration and perceptions that reflect her journeys and beliefs in the world revolving around nature, human rights, identity and love. She is now based in Bali, after spending 3 years studying theatre and music in the United States as well as traveling, playing at music festivals and women’s retreats. She is now studying at Bali’s 'One Dollar for Music' foundation as well as working with her parents organization ‘Samdhana’ which focuses on environmental and indigenous peoples rights throughout Southeast Asia.
Audiences love good magic because it’s oh so much more than just a trick. It’s sleight of mind, and that is what first captured Sean’s interest in the connection between magic and body language. Deftly employing the psychology behind sleight of hand, hypnosis and misdirection he always leaves his audience awed and laughing.
Sean’s corporate audiences have included executives of Coca-Cola, Tullet Prebon, UNICEF, Volkswagen, the Macquarie group, and Madame Tussauds™ in Sydney, Australia. Since June 2015 he has been the resident magician and body language trainer for the Nihiwatu Resort on Sumba Island. Sean has also led workshops at the Hariharalaya Resort in Cambodia and has also served as a consultant for the Paul Dubrule Hospitality School in Siem Reap.
He is originally from Scotland and speaks fluent English, Greek, and Spanish as well as conversational Khmer.
At age 17, Lucia got the call to join New York Spiegelworld’s touring show when she was 42 meters in the air training for a motorcycle act on the high wire. Empire’s contortionist had appendicitis and Lucia had 24 hours to learn the routine.
Lucia did so and transformed into “Miss A in a Bubble” for four seasons in the international touring company of Empire, an extravaganza likened to Cirque du Soleil meets The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Performing mid-air in a giant Perspex bubble (crafted from two submarine windows) she mesmerized audiences with more “twists and turns than a pretzel factory,” according to The Courier Mail.
Lucia was born in Christchurch, New Zealand, and grew up on Australia’s Gold Coast. She first trained in dance and acrobatics in her younger years, then found her true passion in contortion and the aerial arts.
Remember this amazing performance by Rizal & Rasendriya? Come down to the Livestream at Rumah Sanur - Creative Hub and relive the magic on May 28th as he plays live!
An instant orchestra with 300 strangers? It can be done! Duncan McKee showed us how at TEDxUbud 2014.
Chika Asamoto and Riwin serenading the TEDxUbud audience with a beautiful jazz composition.