Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
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The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts in Fortitude Valley in Brisbane, Queensland provides a 300-seat performance space, art gallery, artist studios, screening room and workshops with theatre rehearsal spaces for music, dance and circus. Opened in 2001 it is named after Judith Wright, who was a Queensland poet and environmental activist. The Centre is a partnership between the Queensland Government and
- the Ausdance Queensland
- the Australian Film Commission
- the Australian Film, Television and Radio School (Brisbane branch).
- Circa: Rock 'n' Roll Circus Ensemble
- Elision Contemporary Music Ensemble
- Expressions Dance Company (founded in 1984 - contemporary dance)
- The Institute of Modern Art
- Kooemba Jdarra Indigenous Performing Arts
- Raw Metal Dance Company {founded in 1998 - described as traditional tap dancing blended with funk/grunge culture)
- Youth Arts Queensland
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- The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
- Raw Metal Dance Company at AustraliaDancing
- Expressions Dance Company at AustraliaDancing
- Elision Contemporary Music Ensemble at MusicAustralia
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