Archive for the ‘Bodies In Flight’ Category
Dionysus & Cupid
Here’s a couple of hapless Greek deities from the 1992/3 show, ROUGH, devised by Bodies In Flight Another image from the Bodies In Flight Theatre Company archive, in anticipation of a publication to mark their 30th anniversary in 2019. This photograph is from their production “Rough – a passion” (1992), and features Simon Pegg and […]
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Tags: Bodies in Flight, Edward Dimsdale, Performance Photography, Simon Pegg, theatre
so much SO
Bodies in Flight Dream Walk SO Festival 2013, Skegness, Lincolnshire Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 July Performances: 12PM, 1PM, 2.30PM & 4PM This seaside walk celebrates the Great British Seaside Holiday. For any age, the walk moves from the station and along the Grand Parade to the sea shore. Through a sensory mix of soundscape, movement and performance […]
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dreamwalking
(From Bodies In Flight’s Dream/Walk, commissioned by and for the Wirksworth Festival 2011 with the assistance of Dance4…) Dream/Walk for Skegness, also commissioned by Dance4, will feature for the second year running over the weekend 6th/7th July as part of the SO Festival.
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Tags: audiowalk, bodiesinflight, skegness
SO
A link to Dave Street’s Flickr images from this weekend’s Dream-Walk, presented by Bodies in Flight, commissioned by Dance4 for the SO Festival, Skegness, Lincs.
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a Dream-Walk in Skeggy
“Let me lie beside you … in my birthday suit Let me play about the hem of your rippling skirt Let me dip my toes in those endless kisses And let me swim in your embrace” This coming week Bodies in Flight bring a version of Dream-Walk to Skegness for the SO Festival. […]
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a dream-walk in wirksworth
One Sunday afternoon two walkers arrive in town in search of a rest and a well earned print. They soon realise something is up: things look different – cars, shop-front, people’s clothes. And what are these small boxes everyone is talking into? Yes, Graeme and Neil set out to walk the High Peak Trail on […]
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looking like krapp
Beckett locates his 1958 play thus; A late evening in the future. “Wearish” old man Krapp listens to the declamations of his younger self via a thirty year-old reel-to-reel tape recording. He skirts any sentimental reflection over the death of his mother, brooding instead on memories of an anonymous nurse or the incomparable bosom of a passer-by. […]
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Tags: Bodies in Flight, ed dimsdale, krapp's last tape, simon jones
still moving
Four days of buzzing between B’s… Berlin>B’ham>Balham>Bristol. …strictly speaking the Berlin part was actually elegant Potsdam, full of Schloss und Wasser, where the excellent Fabrik Tanztage played host to a visit of Stan’s Cafe’s The Cleansing of Constance Brown last week. We were looked after, fed gloriously and leave lovely friends behind. After a sleepless final night of de-rig, […]
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being Krapp
Back at Bristol University this past week, working with Bodies in Flight on a one-man performance double-bill, which will grace the stage of the Wickham Theatre in two months’ time (9th June). There will be a rendering of Beckett’s class act Krapp’s Last Tape followed by the latest, taut re-working of BiF’s Model Love. Context […]
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talisman
Amongst the hundreds of tiny images that float down in the epiphanic final third of the current Bodies In Flight performance I chanced upon this one. To anyone living in the vicinity of Mary St., Balsall Heath, up until a couple of years ago he will be recognisable as the ghost-like shaman who occupied the […]
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