There is a silence is a performance created by Amy Rosa.
Made as part of the Adrian Howells Award for Intimate Performance 2018 and presented at Take Me Somewhere Festival at the Glasgow University Chapel in 2019
Lighting designer: Eleni Thomaidou
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Photo credits: Tiu Makkonen
-ish is a performance created and performed by Aby Watson.
-ish is a new dance performance with various bodies of air: helium balloons, a space hopper and a human being. Made from the perspective of a dyspraxic, dyslexic choreographer, this new work explores the subjectivity of identity, disability and visibility. - ish is an unapologetic exploration of inbetween-ness that flourishes with, and thrives on, dys-function.
The show has been performed at The Southbank Centre (London), Sophiensaele (Berlin), Tramway (Glasgow), The Centre for Contemporary Art (Glasgow) and Stanley Halls (London) between 2018-2019.
CHOREOGRAPHY, PERFORMANCE by Aby Watson
PRODUCTION by Daisy Douglas, Caitlin Fairlie
DRAMATURGY by Luke Pell
LIGHTING DESIGN by Eleni Thomadou
MENTORSHIP from Frauke Requardt
OUTSIDE EYES Thom Scullion, Laura Bradshaw, Peter Lannon
Show reviews:
James Zatka-Hass for the Disability Arts Online
Photo credit: Jassy Earl
Cock and Bull is a performance created by Nic Green, Laura Bradshaw, Rosana Cade and Simone Kenyon and directed by Nic Green.
It was first created and performed on the evening of the 2015 general election in the UK in the Arches, Glasgow.
Between 2016 – 2019 the show toured around the UK and Europe
Lighting designer: Eleni Thomaidou
Show reviews:
Alice Saville for the Exeunt magazine
Photo credits: Julia-Kristina Bauer
Baby face is a performance created and performed by Katy Dye. The show was performed in Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2018 and completed a UK tour between 2018-2019. The show was awarded the Autopsy award in 2018 and the Lustrum award in 2018
Hey Baby! Welcome to a world of knee socks, bunches, lollypops, bubble gum and models adopting the childlike expressions of six year old girls. A daring exploration into the paradox of living in a society that continues to infantilise women. Paedophilia is not ok yet fetishised images of women as pre-pubescent girls are. In this brave and outlandish performance a grown woman attempts to be your baby to discover if innocence really is as sexy as we’re told it is.
Lighting design for tour: Eleni Thomaidou
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Bird was created and performed by Sita Pieraccini in collaboration with David Pollock
Bird features a lone being in a vast landscape – starved of both food and friendship, she must be ready seize any small opportunity that might fly by. Performed with live foley accompaniment
Bird was performed during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2016 at Dance Base.
Lighting design for Fringe Festival: Eleni Thomaidou
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Lady fingers and Empire biscuits is a performance created and performed by Rosana Cade. The performance explores the historic relationship between Britain and India and the sexual legacy of colonialism. The show was performed in October, 2014 in the Arches in Glasgow as part of Glasgay! And Culture 2014
Lighting Designer and technical operator: Eleni Thomaidou
Show Review
Photo credits: Julia Bauer
Love and Money by Dennis Kelly is a show produced by the Edinburgh Napier University final year acting course and directed by Iain Davie.
Performed at the Edinburgh Napier Morningside Church in 2013
Lighting designer: Eleni Thomaidou
Photo credits: Iain Davie
