Company Dancer
Harrison Ritchie-Jones
Stephanie Lake Company Works: Manifesto, The Chronicles, Pile of Bones, AORTA
Additional Roles: ESCALATOR Choreographer
Harrison Ritchie-Jones is an award-winning choreographer, dancer and film-maker whose work is seen as making waves with his eclectic and unconventional approach to dance. Clashing forms and styles with high technical skill, he's using dance as a frame for absurdity, physical virtuosity and surreal storytelling.
Based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia, he has presented his works in a diverse range of settings across Australia - from black box theatres to town halls, from white box galleries to nightclubs. As a choreographer, he has been commissioned and/or presented by organisations across Australia, including Lucy Gurerin Inc, Sydney Dance Company, Stephanie Lake Company (ESCALATOR), Strut & PICA, RISING Festival, Dark MOFO Festival, MONA, Gertrude Contemporary and Melbourne Fringe Festival.
Much in demand as a dancer, he has worked regularly with most of Australia's leading choreographers, including Stephanie Lake Company since 2012 (AORTA, The Howl, Pile of Bones, Manifesto, The Chronicles), Antony Hamilton, Jo Lloyd, Lucy Guerin, Melanie Lane and Alisdair Macindoe. He has won numerous awards and trained at the Victorian College of the Arts.