Practice - This Seasons Acts Announced!
Practice is a platform giving artists and audiences the opportunity to test and see new and innovative contemporary performance and dance in development.
Practice consists of four selected extracts of work in progress. An informal discussion follows, which forms an integral part of the evening; its purpose to create a safe environment for an engaging exchange of views between artists and a real audience.
It’s a place for experiments, a place for practice and a place for shaping new ideas.
Practice is a partnership project between ICIA and Salisbury Arts Centre from an original idea by TheatreWorks, now CEW (Creative Ecology Wiltshire).
PRACTICE
Sat 26 Nov, 7.30pm
ICIA, University of Bath
A work-in-progress platform event for
Contemporary Theatre/ Dance & Live Art.
See exciting new work in the making.
Engage in a dialogue with the artists.
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Eleanor Sikorski
Chocolate
With a hoard of sweet, unwrapped delicacies and a taste for detail and the absurd, a woman walks into the spotlight to present the noisy face of curiosity.
www.eleanorsikorski.com
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Bill Aitchison: Vinyl
A record collection is so much more than a selection of fragile black disks that play music; it is a depository of memories, those of the owner overlaid upon those of the society.
For Vinyl, Bill will play some of his wildly diverse singles and LPs he has collected over many years on the move and he will recall, revise and retell what they might be records of.
www.billaitchison.co.uk
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Two Destination Language:
A journey of a home
Your plane is about to depart for a new beginning. You’ve packed your bags, you’re ready to go and we’re going to take you on the journey of your dreams. You get there. It’s raining.
Two Destination Language lead you on a solo journey where dreams of the future meet the present day.
This is a one-on-one audio performance walk: please book your personal journey with the attending steward at our booth, where you can also read and share all kinds of journeys.
www.twodestinationlanguage.com
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IJAD Dance Company
IJAD presents a 10 minute extract of a work in progress, showcasing live dance installation My multitude me – which forms part of a larger project In-Finite, that is being developed for performance on different platforms from September 2012.
In-Finite explores new technology within the contemporary dance world and how it determines the parameters of the stage, celebrating cultural identity, exploring its uniqueness through a collage of untold stories and secrets.
IJAD on Facebook
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Sat 26 Nov, 7.30pm
ICIA Arts Theatre & Arts Barn
University of Bath
Tickets £7, Concs £5
www.bath.ac.uk/icia -- Book Now
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456The play, Holes, was a very well put together play, in my ooniipn. The staging and props were creative and very realistic. It was as though you were in the hot dessert sun, with the red and orange lights beating down on the stage. The moving part of the stage was something I had never seen before, moving props on and off- such as the big water truck, this moving section really added to the whole experience of watching Holes. The only part I was a dissapointed about was the cast, although the actors played their roles very well, I felt as though they did not quite match the feeling of the play. I do realize that a play is going to be different than a movie and/or book, the actors and ability of what can be done will vary but some even spoke in monotone and with no emotion, at parts in the play. The casting issue was very minor because I thought the props and setting were so amazing that it took away from this problem and made it less noticeable. Overall, I really enjoyed Holes and I thought the IRT did a very nice job with this play.A.P.Sycamore School21