Journal

11th May 2010

Newspaper man

Posted by Paul: 11th May 2010
Tags: Make Better Please, Theatre

11th May 2010

Paul Hurley & Lewis Gibson

Posted by Paul: 11th May 2010
Tags: Make Better Please, Theatre

11th May 2010

Obituary

Posted by Paul: 11th May 2010
Tags: Make Better Please, Theatre

11th May 2010

Masks

Posted by Paul: 11th May 2010
Tags: Make Better Please, Theatre

11th May 2010

General meeting

Posted by Paul: 11th May 2010
Tags: Make Better Please, Theatre

26th April 2010

Teaching Resource DVD finished

Our first teaching resource DVD is hot off the press, and now available. If you are interested please contact us.

Uninvited Guests ran a 9 day theatre workshop with a group of 12 sixth form students from Stoke Newington School and Sixth Form in October 2009.

This extensive DVD is a result of those 9 days, providing teaching resources and exercises based on the company's work. It also contains footage of the workshops, the final performance and student feedback on the project.

Posted by Jess: 26th April 2010
Tags: Latest

19th January 2010

Make Better Please

The Queen Is Dead

or Quantitative Easing

Posted by Paul: 19th January 2010
Tags: Make Better Please

14th January 2010

Performance Re-enactment Society (PRS)

Next week Paul will be presenting Untitled Performance Stills, with the Performance Re-enactment Society and photographer Hugo Glendinning, as part of The Pigs of Today are the Hams of Tomorrow. The exhibition, durational performances and symposium are curated as a collaboration between Plymouth Arts Centre and Marina Abramović.

The Performance Re-enactment Society and Hugo Glendinning gather together international practitioners, researchers, producers, curators, funders and audiences of performance art to form an archive of recollections of live art events. Each participant works with the Society to archive their memories of a past performance work that had a deep impact on them, recording their recollections and creating a still image that captures a memorable moment from the event. These playful re-enactments to camera place the audience in the frame and will be presented as new co-created works, alongside the memories participants have deposited in the collection.

Untitled Performance Stills

Thursday 21st, Friday 22 & Saturday 23 January
17.00 - 21.00

The Slaughterhouse, Royal William Yard, Plymouth

We invite you to donate your performance memories and create a performance photograph with us. Bring along any objects, costume or clothing you require to re-make this moment to camera.

Exhibition Tour of Remembered Works
Sunday 24 January

On the final day of the symposium and performances the Society will create a tour of The Slaughterhouse drawing on the works you remember, rather than those that are there.

Photographic Installation
26 January - 21 March

http://www.plymouthartscentre.org/eshot/eshot12_11_09/PRS.htm

Posted by Paul: 14th January 2010
Tags: Art, Installation