The Crossing Sunday the 23rd of June 2019

This travel adventure started somewhere between 1:30/3pm. I went to this event mainly to support my disabled friend who has down syndrome and he has been dancing for a few years now because his mother used to work with me as a carer, her name is Leanne. We were lucky enough to arrive at HOTA "Home of the arts" at 2:55PM on Sunday the 23rd of June which his performance to start in around about 5 minutes from this time.  We had to high tail it to the box office to get the tickets and then had to proceed to the theatre of which they were holding the performance in. We were located in theatre number 2 for the time being i will skip forward a little bit as i am waiting on details to come though from the carer who was with me on the day her name was Karen. At the beginning of the performance there was a short video called the battle which is the name of the previous dance performance that Kayah Guenther had done. After this was when the Crossing begins i confirmed from his mother Leanne that the choreography was a continuation of the battle . After the performance I did want to speak with Kayah but unfortunately this did not happen, i look forward to watching Kayah's next performance if i get the chance, I wish him and Gavin Webber all the best in there future dancing endeavours. I may be able to obtain some photos for you in future but first i will have to gain permission from the people in the photos/ in this blog. We arrived back home at around 5PM.


Thanks,

Stephanie
Location: 135 Bundall Rd, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia

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