|
NE(s)T |
||
![]() |
||
| University of Leeds, UK,
Theatre Academy, Finland, Massey University, New Zealand and Carnegie
Mellon University, USA are proposing a two-phase project where students
from different countries collaborate, during the first phase, in
developing scenography via the internet then meet together in Prague to
realize a performance that occur outside of the theatre space, in and
around the site of the PQ exhibition.
Phase1: website We have set up a NE(s)T website at http://www.nest.leeds.ac.uk/ and students are in the process of getting to know one another by posting their own ideas, responding to others and beginning to form small transnational groups within the project to develop ideas for performance. (Current images from staff and student pages from the website are attached.) The groups will develop their ideas for performance via the web and in the light of information about the possibilities for an eventual performance in Prague. Wherever feasible, they will try out ideas locally and then share and discuss results via the web. Groups will also liaise with other groups to achieve some sense of conceptual and aesthetic cohesion between them. Phase 2: Prague Staff and students meet in Prague during the first few days of PQ bringing with them any elements that have already been created. Students might also need to gather additional materials in Prague. Proposals made via the website will need to be reviewed in the light of the actual performance possibilities. And we will need to spend some days together agreeing, completing the ‘making’ process and rehearsing before the performance can take place. We envisage a mode of scenographic performance that draws on street theatre, procession and carnival. We are anticipating that it will include; costumes/objects to wear/manipulate but no setting as such. Lighting and sound will not be supported by the usual theatre facilities and will therefore require innovative approaches to portable possibilities. |
![]() |
|
![]() |
||
![]() |
||
![]() |
||
| Leeds University, UK Kathryn Grady Jess Simpson Jessica Wood Anna-Marie Batho Kate Green Laura Hughes Massey University, NZ Danielle Casey Chris Ulutupu Emma Ransley Marina Davis Theatre Academy, Finland Aleksi Linnamaa Omar Truco Ina Niemela Jussi Saivo Carnegie Mellon Univeristy, USA Devon Allen Loren Barton Jake Degroot Dale Fanning Erick Leininger Jason Read Sam Zarn Hyorim Lee Loren Shaw Emily Lippolis Maddie Keller Jennifer Schwartz Laura Bacon Katie Stebbins Austin Jephson Jesha Chen Nick Nussrallah Staff Joslin McKinney, Leeds University (project co-ordinator) Scott Palmer, Leeds University (project co-ordinator) Sita Popat, Leeds University (project co-ordinator) Kris Popat, (website designer) Sam Trubridge, Massey University Markku Uimonen, Theatre Academy Finland Allen Hahn, Carnegie Mellon Susan Tsu, Carnegie Mellon Anne Mundell, Carnegie Mellon |
![]() |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|