Choreographic Projects (selection)
(in)fertile territories: performance lecture
A performance lecture centred on the exploration and performance of female gender identity related to infertility. The key provocation of the work is: how do women diagnosed as infertile deal with their emotional and bodily experiences and the ‘hard evidence’ presented to them in medical contexts? Each performance is an evolution of the work, adapting and changing according to reflections and audience feedback and relating to the context of the event. Below marks these evolutions.
A performance lecture centred on the exploration and performance of female gender identity related to infertility. The key provocation of the work is: how do women diagnosed as infertile deal with their emotional and bodily experiences and the ‘hard evidence’ presented to them in medical contexts? Each performance is an evolution of the work, adapting and changing according to reflections and audience feedback and relating to the context of the event. Below marks these evolutions.
2018, 27-29 June. Remaking Reproduction Conference, Kaetsu Centre, Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge, UK. See also: www.reprocnf.sociology.cam.ac.uk
2018, May. Fertility Fest 2018. Bush Theatre, London, UK. 11:45am session Fertility and The Body. See also: www.fertilityfest.com/diary. Lecture image with thanks to Anya Sizer. Movement images courtesy of Florence Akano.
See also write-up by Dr. Kylie Baldwin, Centre for Reproduction Research Blog, 17 May 2018, (In)fertility, parenthood and the fertility fight club: a review of Fertility Fest 2018, at centreforreproductionresearch962893217.wordpress.com.
See also write-up by Dr. Kylie Baldwin, Centre for Reproduction Research Blog, 17 May 2018, (In)fertility, parenthood and the fertility fight club: a review of Fertility Fest 2018, at centreforreproductionresearch962893217.wordpress.com.
2018, Jan. Women in Dance Leadership Conference. Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, New York, New York, USA. Images with thanks to Sophia Rabinovitz.
2017, June. 3rd biennial Performance Philosophy conference, How does Performance Philosophy Act? Ethos, Ethics, Ethnography, The Academy of Sciences and the Academy of Performing Arts, Prague.
2017, Jan. PATS Studio Theatre, Beyond Application, Centre for Performance Philosophy, University of Surrey. Images with thanks to Hannah McClure.
2016, July. How to do things with..., Practice Research Symposium, University of Surrey. Images with thanks to Juliet Chambers-Coe.
2015, July. Seedpod, University of Surrey. Images courtesy of Laura Cull.
Bath DancScape with Photographer Kevin Clifford (2013)
Shot on Location: Prior Park Landscape Gardens, Bath, UK.
Shot on Location: Prior Park Landscape Gardens, Bath, UK.
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Unconditional Nostalgia (2005)
Claire Trevor Theatre, University of California, Irvine
Dancers: Olivia Eng, Sharon Kung, Jennifer Zmuda
Claire Trevor Theatre, University of California, Irvine
Dancers: Olivia Eng, Sharon Kung, Jennifer Zmuda
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Active Space (2005)
for Arts and Technology, Irvine, California
Directed by: Lisa Naugle and John Crawford
Improvisational multi-media performance.
for Arts and Technology, Irvine, California
Directed by: Lisa Naugle and John Crawford
Improvisational multi-media performance.
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In Search Of... (2005)
Dance for camera collaboration
with John Crawford, Carrie Smaczny, Garrett Moore, Amanda Nora, Sara Broadhead, Lisa Naugle, Deidre Cavazzi, Amy Sennett
Dance for camera collaboration
with John Crawford, Carrie Smaczny, Garrett Moore, Amanda Nora, Sara Broadhead, Lisa Naugle, Deidre Cavazzi, Amy Sennett
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Indefinate Reflection (2004)
Claire Trevor Theatre, University of California, Irvine
Solo
Claire Trevor Theatre, University of California, Irvine
Solo
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la boheme (dance for camera; 2004)
dancer: Jennifer Peterson
dancer: Jennifer Peterson
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