Performance. 

I performed in Mya Koropecki-Nichol's choreography. I was able to explore movement and dance whilst also experiencing performing more physical theatre, having to act out a panic attack on stage. This was a challenge which I really enjoyed and encouraged me to persue more acting and physical theatre as both a performer and creator. 

Performers:

 Amber Heatrick, Manou Leentjes, Maya Fish, Brodie Boyle, Lily Von Zweigbergk

Being able to  work directly with Lea Anderson to recreate a 20 minute section from this work was illuminating, both as a performer as well as a choreographer. The experience taught me both about when to make a piece of work my own as a performer and when to accept when I am recreating an Idea or image from a choreographer. 

Photograph taken by Alfonso Saiguerro from production of 'I can't Tell You But You Feel It" by Eloise Hedger-Hedloy produced by BGT theatre company Luxembourg. I played Vinnie, Emily Dickinson's funny, deeply feminist sister. This role taught me to appreciate the power of humor in performance and in getting across a point or idea. 

https://www.bgt.lu/pages/i-cant-tell-info.php

I was lucky enough to work with Choreographer Saju Hari for my final exam to obtend my Superieur 2 degree from Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg. Saju and I worked together to create a choreography which is rooted in physical theatre. He is who first introduced me to the idea of beginnning the choreographic process with a personal interview. I found this experience extremeley rewarding and hope to work with him or Gecko physical theatre company in the future. 

Saju Hari: 

https://www.sajuharidance.com/

This is a piece of work I did for composition student William Herbert for Trinty Laban's Rude Health Festival.  In this piece I am using improvisation with guidance from Will on the nature of the compositional work.