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Upcoming: Next production
in planning - ‘The Wall’
How do people survive conflict? How is it experienced personally in individual lives, the texture; the sights, sounds, tastes and emotions of conflict. How do people go about their lives and what happens in their head? What are the sounds people make as they ‘fall apart’? Working from a narrative base of collected true personal accounts and histories, Gravity & Levity aim to create a visceral piece concerning real issues about real people for real audiences. Performed on and against an imposing 6 by 6 metre wall and fusing Darshan Singh Bhullers’ powerful choreographic style with Gravity & Levity’s expressive aerial dance vocabulary, ‘The Wall’ is a portrayal of our pre occupation with terror but more importantly of what it is to be human. ‘The Wall’ will be in R&D phases throughout much of this year and next aiming to tour late 2011. |
Lindsey
Butcher
These include Extemporary Dance Theatre, Darshan Singh Bhuller, Random Dance Co (Brighton festival), Siobhan Davies (Bank project), Walker Dance/Park Music, Charlie Morrissey, Vincent Dance Theatre, Disco Sister, The Royal, Royal Danish and English National Operas. In 1989 Lindsey joined Ra-Ra Zoo Circus Theatre and so began training in aerial, acrobatic and juggling skills. Her circus experience includes; Gandini Juggling Project, Momentary Fusion, No Ordinary Angels, Green Candle, Amici, Desperate Men, Carnival Fabulon, Tango and Crash, Same Sky, ‘Wallpaper’ with Bedlam/Physical Recall, ‘True’ for the Fierce Co (Tramway commission), Scarabeus, Dream Engine and Stomps’ ‘Lost and found orchestra’. Lindsey also regularly choreographs for The Dream Engine, most recently for the FA cup final and ‘Muse’ tour. She has also choreographed Scarabeus’s last two Bloomsbury commission aerial events and for Caravan Stage’s ‘Vanishing Currents’ tour. Lindsey acts in an advisory capacity to several companies including Dundee Rep/STD’s production of ‘Monkey' and for Stomp’s Lost and Found Orchestra. In 2003 Lindsey won the Jerwood award for Circus resulting in a commission for Fin Walker to choreograph Why?. This piece formed the foundations for the Taking Flight production and Gravity & Levity was born. |
Emma
Haughton & ArtsAgenda
ArtsAgenda is a creative producer of artists, whose work demonstrates awareness to space and aesthetics and is dedicated to creating compelling immediacy with its audience. Emma Haughton joined ArtsAgenda in 2006 as a producer with over fifteen years' experience in managing and producing live performance and events. From 2002 she was producer for UK experimental theatre company, People Show. Other UK companies and artists she has worked with include Divas Dance Theatre, Theatre & Beyond, Boardwalk Productions and Mark Lecky, as well as Canadian company Theatre Gargantua and USA performance artist Camille Thoman. Other work includes three years at Goldsmiths College, London in both the Centre for Cultural Studies and the Centre for Urban & Community Research. In 2001 she programmed and produced Goldsmiths Festival of Art & Innovation. |
upcoming
Kevin
Finnan Assistant director and unofficial mentor
Mish Weaver Designer and choreographer Jonothan Campbell Aerial technician Lucy Carter Lighting Designer Michael Mannion Lighting Designer Charlotte Vincent Choreographer Charles Linehan Choreographer Fin Walker Choreographer Yael Flexor Choreographer Luke Cresswell Choreographer/composer Steve McNicholas Choreographer/composer Daniel Weaver Composer Ben Park Composer Nye Parry Composer Peter Coyte Composer Scott Smith Performer/composer Vanessa Cook Performer Guy Adams Performer Jennifer Paterson Performer Charlie Morrissey Performer Lee Clayden Performer John Paul Zaccarini Performer Matilda Leyser Creative consultant Becky Hodgson Film director/editor Flick Ferdinando Film performance director Carl Stevenson Film director/editor Holly Murray Costume Designer |