the result was a specific kind of listening beyond sound but included our relationship to space, costume, light and bodies.
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Translating past hurts: A reflection on The Reckoning
LRT intern Iris Higginbotham recalls her experience of witnessing Michelle St Anne’s . The Reckoning’ – a viewing of this work-in-progress, which featured an image based concert with Microfiche, Imogen Cranna and Cloé Fournier. In this article, Iris reflects on the impact of viewing a story that mirrored her lived experience, which ties in her unique perspective a […]
Welcome / Marie Papas
Creating intimate, purposeful and engaging experiences for the respective target audience
Reckoning with food violence
Where is the reckoning with those who profit from these preventable deaths?
Rhythmic Spaces
No longer did I need to look behind. Never again because he was dead. And dead men don’t…
the tension of abstraction
The foul of the air presented the beauty and the power of physical assemblage, with the energy and intentions of the performers and the audience merging through physical proximity. The filmed remnants of the live performance of The Foul of the Air are just that – perfectly curated and edited slices of a performance that in […]
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE / THE LOCK-UP
A practice interrogates collaboration and devising to re-write bodily and societal scripts.
The Black Summer & Time, Grief, Memory, Value
The whole project relied so heavily on trust, and the result is a broody work about time, grief and memory
In conversation / Anastasia Mortimer
I feel so deeply about this work, and this scene in particular, because it keeps changing my worldview every time I think of it.
Discovering a home / Imogen Cranna
There was an ever-present inner voice that would question the viability of a cross-disciplinary practice.