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Thursday, 28 April 2011
The Flophouse Fringe Festival
Lizzie&Phoebe are collaborating with Richard Keiss and scratching a new work 'The Attention Show' at the Flophouse Fringe Festival Saturday, May 14 at 12:00pm - May 15 at 1:00am. Come on down!
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Horseplays 1st Birthday
One year to the day since we started Horseplay at Proud Galleries in Camden we threw our final pony party at that venue. We are moving on to BIGGER and BETTER things...
Rumour has it that Horseplay is moving East End.. so keep your ears to the ground as soon you will be able to hear the sound of distant hooves galloping towards you once again!
Rumour has it that Horseplay is moving East End.. so keep your ears to the ground as soon you will be able to hear the sound of distant hooves galloping towards you once again!
Mycological Society
My role in Traveller and Unraveller was as a member of the Mycological Society. We held Tobias rooted to the ground in the opening section. The dance was choreographed by Jennifer Essex and relied heavily on improvisation, taking influence from the dance form Butoh.
More information on Makeup Artist Grace McComisky's site http://www.gracemccomisky.co.uk/203
Recent Performances
Traveller and Unraveller
London College of Fashion is proud to present Traveller and Unraveller - a dance performance to celebrate and showcase the culmination and hard work of final year students from BA (Hons) Costume for Performance, BA (Hons) Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance and BA (Hons) Technical Effects for Performance.
In the story of Traveller and Unraveller, written by Harry Man, the narrative revolves around the central character Tobias. Tobias, 'the Unraveller' finds himself in a forest stuck between day and night in the realm of the crows. His journey back to Earth, much like Coleridge's Ancient Mariner, is both literal and symbolic.
Students have worked closely with the director Jennifer Essex to visualise the story, alongside professional designer Di Mainstone. Natalie Brown Acting Director of Programmes for Performance commented, "We are extremely proud of our students' exceptional talent, creativity and making abilities, which they have applied in a process which has engaged their energy, enthusiasm, team work and confidence to deliver their ambitious designs within a very tight time frame and budget, for the show at the Cochrane Theatre."
London College of Fashion is proud to present Traveller and Unraveller - a dance performance to celebrate and showcase the culmination and hard work of final year students from BA (Hons) Costume for Performance, BA (Hons) Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance and BA (Hons) Technical Effects for Performance.
In the story of Traveller and Unraveller, written by Harry Man, the narrative revolves around the central character Tobias. Tobias, 'the Unraveller' finds himself in a forest stuck between day and night in the realm of the crows. His journey back to Earth, much like Coleridge's Ancient Mariner, is both literal and symbolic.
Students have worked closely with the director Jennifer Essex to visualise the story, alongside professional designer Di Mainstone. Natalie Brown Acting Director of Programmes for Performance commented, "We are extremely proud of our students' exceptional talent, creativity and making abilities, which they have applied in a process which has engaged their energy, enthusiasm, team work and confidence to deliver their ambitious designs within a very tight time frame and budget, for the show at the Cochrane Theatre."
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