Showing posts with label New Media Dance Performance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Media Dance Performance. Show all posts

2011-06-28

Collision 2011 -Karen Jamieson Dance






Collision
“Collision” is a three year interdisciplinary, multileveled dance production reflective of Vancouver's history. It takes place at the Roundhouse once the western terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway and now a creative centre for people of all cultures and ages.

Created by an extraordinary team of award winning artists of varying disciplines, “Collision” collides professional contemporary dancers with multicultural and multigenerational community dancers, composers, photographers, filmmakers, designers and cultural figures.

“Collision” explores the collisions of past and present and the historical collision of European and Asian immigrants and First Nations and their different relationships to the railway. The many lives of this territory are integral to “Collision”

The audience moves through the Roundhouse public areas within and without the building with over 30 performers animating the spirit of the place and evocative imagery that brings past and present into the same space. Music will be both live and recorded including the sound of iron railways spikes clanging on the tracks and the amplified sounds of the space itself as the bodies of the dancers move through it.

The Roundhouse provides a venue that gives the audience multiple ways to experience the performance — activity is happening around you, you choose what to look at, what to hear, where to stand, how you want to experience the program — what you want to take from it.

Choreographer & Performer: Karen Jamieson
Composers: John Korsrud, Jeff Corness, Kristen Roos
Photographer & Still Images: Chris Randle
Filmmaker & Moving Images: David Rimmer
Media Artist, Projection: Sammy Chien
Production Director & Lighting Design: Jean Philippe Trepanier
Production & Lighting Associate: Jeff Harrison
Stage Manager: Julie Martens
Rehearsal Director & Chinese Research & Performance: Su-Lin Tseng
First Nations Consultant and Performer: Chief Ian Campbell
Costumer Designer: Kate Burrows
Costume Coordinator: Marguerite T
Professional Dancers: Brian Solomon, Darcy McMurray, Caroline Farquhar, Meredith Kalaman, Donald Taruc
Community Dancers & Squamish First Nation Dancers

Performances
July 14, 15, 16, 17, 2011

Performances July 14, 15, 16 at 8:00pm
Performance July 17 at 2:00pm

Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre
Part of the 2011 Dancing on the Edge festival

Tickets available through Dancing on the Edge
www.dancingontheedge.org or 604.689.0926

2010-06-16

Media Design for Interdisciplinary Performance- Imprint at SFU Woodward's

Dear Friends,

I’m currently working on the Media Design for Imprint II with my brother Shang-han, an interdisciplinary performance piece with dance, music, media and telepresence technology. This project is co-created by choreographer Henry Daniel and composer Owen Underhill with the Turning Point Ensemble.

The last Imprint has successfully performed in MoA in January 2010. This time we’re performing at SFU Woodward’s spectacular Fei and Milton Wong Experimental Theatre

Our work involves real-time visual processing and interactive media in dance, music and theatre environment. Although the visual projection isn't the main dish of the show, but experimenting alternative ways to present images and motion on unconventional platform might be somewhat interesting to you.

There will also be an interactive/telepresent installation created by Majid Bagheri, Xiaonan Mah & James O'callaghan in the gallery before, during and after the show. You can see the dancers performing in the gallery in the first half of the show, then they'll leave to the theatre and the that's when telepresence comes into the gallery. This part of the show is accessible for free.

more on Imprint II:

http://sfuwoodwards.ca/imprint.html
Imprint
IMPRINT AT SFU WOODWARD'S

Check out the Globe & Mail, Georgia Straight

and The Province for Imprint preview articles:


Trilogy: Fall in Love with Love Poetry and Magic of Art

Rudolf Komorous and the 'Aesthetic of the Strange"

Turning Point Ensemble's Imprint

Showtimes:
June 17 - 20 @ 8pm

2pm Matinee on Saturday, June 19

$35/regular $15/student plus service charges

To order tickets visit -
www.sfuwoodwards.ca or 604 873 3311

Tickets will also be available at the Box Office at each performance, subject to availability.

Getting to SFU Woodward's

The Theatre is located at 149 West Hastings Street. Access the Fei and Milton Wong Experimental Theatre from the courtyard entrance at the corner of Cambie and Cordova.

By car
There is an Easy Park lot located on Cordova Street across from the theatre.

By transit
The Theatre is located on a major bus route and within easy walking distance of Skytrain and SeaBus. Plan your transit trip at
www.translink.ca or call 604.953.3333.

For further information visit
www.turningpointensemble.ca