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Katie Etheridge A Short History of Silence (in the carpark)
In the cosy intimacy of a car covered with straw, Katie Etheridge
takes her audiences through a short history of silence. The
piece began life as part of *Rules+Regs at the Farnham Maltings
and was inspired by Katie's time in Farnham. |
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11.00
- 12.30
Tim Jeeves Interactive painting sessions
Let’s do something together. Something that we can all look
at and say ‘We did that’. Let’s take all the different places
that we’re coming from, and, just for a while let’s be at the
same place together. Let’s make a painting. |
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12.00
- 13.30
Sheila Ghelani
‘I attempt to engage with words and ideas that I find difficult
like mule, mongrel, half-caste, monster, the in-between. I am
interested in ‘crossings’, blood, skins, skinning, carefully
controlled experiments, well-oiled machinery, colour and genetics. |
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14.00
- 14.30
Alex Buhagiar
Domestic routines typically form the backdrop to Alex Buhagiar's
highly political work as a visual artist. In this new group
performance, she focuses on the activity of hand-washing. She
explores its metaphorical associations with personal guilt and
absolving oneself of responsibility. |
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15.00
- 15.45
Ruth Posner & Jackie Chan Respectfully and Disgracefully
Yours
Readings of poetry from different parts of the world,
both Old and New, covering the acceptance, defiance, anxiety
and even the joy of ageing. |
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16.00
- 16.30
Jenny Edbrooke What Goes Up Must Come Down
In part 2 of 'The Sexy Project', Jenny presents herself as
a human coconut-shy, inviting the audience to join her in the
liberating act of creating a new work centred around her crotch.
This piece is part of a trilogy (supported by Arts Council England
and Fresh) exploring the uses and abuses of the female body. |
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17.00
- 17.30
Wilkie & McEwen 2.0
A man wakes on a beach and finds himself in a world where
Polaroid photographs are blank and buses are empty. 2.0 is an
exploration of memory and place though text, image, sound and
performance and builds on wilkie & mcewen's earlier piece, 1.0. |
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18.00
- 18.30
Lucy Panesar
A bashfully British, book balancing boogie to Bollywood and
back, burdened with cultural baggage, bludgeoned by the best
intentions, battered in bravado. The performance will be an
experiment with assumptions and expectations, and an expression
of frustration. |
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19.00
- 19.25
Rachel Deadman & Emma Hillyer 3 works in progress (dance)
Rachel Deadman and Emma Hillyer have been dancing together
since January 2005. They came together with the basic need of
communicating through movement. Why do we move? What is it inside
which sets the body grooving? One piece was presented at Farnham
Maltings' ‘Translations’ night in October 2005 and appears alongside
two brand new solo dance conversations. |
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20.00
- 20.45
Glas(s) Performance This Fear
We find ourselves out of college, out of work, out of sorts.
We are not sure what to believe or who has the answers. We feel
like we are waiting for something to happen. We do not understand
the world anymore. We need to respond to ‘This Fear’ in the
only way we know how. We need to find out what happens next. |
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21.00
- 21.30
Richard Kingdom and Russell Arnott Blanket Is My Base Camp
With borrowed junk-shop nostalgia for a time when pipe-smoking
adventurers wore tweed, toys were steam-powered, and the sun
never set, Richard and Russell build a base camp for the imagination.
Except now Richard wants to make something brutal and so it
may not be suitable for children and the faint of heart. |
