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LPM 2011 - Live Performers Meeting

LPM 2011 - Live Performers Meeting

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19 // 22 május 2011

Nuovo Cinema Aquila, Roma, Italy

  • 19 // 19 május 2011 | VJ TORNA Pre-Production, Nuovo Cinema Aquila, Roma, Italy
  • 20 // 22 május 2011 | Nuovo Cinema Aquila, Roma, Italy

Festival

make-shift

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make-shift
[A szöveg csak angol nyelven érhető el] make-shift is an “expanded media” performance happening simultaneously between two ordinary houses and a bespoke online performance space accessible to anyone, anywhere with a broadband connection. The performance takes two hours; in this 30 minute presentation we will discuss our motivations and inspirations for the work, the audience relationships, and the themes; we will also demonstrate some of the tools and include short extracts from the work.

In the performance, two performers (one in each house) work with household objects, recycling rubbish and cyberformance tools to broker interaction and discussion between local and remote audiences in a type of performative salon. Embodied gesture, videography, pre-prepared texts, online chat, digital imagery and avatar puppetry are combined in a unique live event that re-imagines the private actions of our domestic lives as multiple, interconnected and with global consequences.

more info: http://www.make-shift.net/

make-shift is devised and performed by Helen Varley Jamieson and Paula Crutchlow. Magdalena Project [http://www.creative-catalyst.com/" target="other">Helen Varley Jamieson is a writer, theatre practitioner and digital artist from New Zealand. In 2008 she completed a Master of Arts (research) at Queensland University of Technology (Australia) investigating her practice of cyberformance - live performance on the internet - which she has been developing for over a decade. She is a founding member of the globally-dispersed cyberformance troupe Avatar Body Collision, and the project manager of UpStage, an open source web-based platform for cyberformance. Using UpStage, she has co-curated online festivals involving artists and audiences around the world. Helen is also the “web queen” of the Paula Crutchlow lives with her family in Exeter, Devon. She graduated in Dance from De Montfort University, and in 2000 completed an MA in Devised Theatre at Dartington College of Arts, UK where she is now an Associate Lecturer in Theatre. Paula has worked in Britain and internationally as a performer, director and tutor of movement and devised theatre. As a co-founder and Artistic Director of

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30

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For this presentation, we require an internet connection, beamer, and basic sound system. Helen will be present at LPM with Paula appearing remotely. Helen will be using a radio mic that she will bring with her.

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paulacrutchlow
paulacrutchlow

United Kingdom Exeter

helen
helen

New Zealand Wellington

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LPM 2011 - Live Performers Meeting
LPM 2011 - Live Performers Meeting
péntek, 20 május 2011