Thursday, 29 April 2010

The Ophelia Project at Variety Box


The doors open at 7:30pm and the show starts at 8pm. The admission fee is £5 on the door. After the show at around 11pm there will be an afterparty until 2am.

http://www.varietybox.tk/

Lots of performances - a few drinks - a night of truly artistic performances

When you buy your ticket please mention THE OPHELIA PROJECT as we get £1.50 back from the price of your ticket.

Really look forward to seeing you there!!

Rhiannon
The Ophelia Project

Confirmed cast list: Nicola Higgins, Umi Pratsis, Beverley Palmer, Andi Snelling, Natalie Karamichali and Mabel Encinas.
Director: Rhiannon Brace
Lights/Design and Technical Support: Alison Alexander.
Assistant director: Alison Alexander

The Others
6 and 8 Manor Road London N16 5SA
Tube: Finsbury Park, then 106 bus
Train: Stoke Newington (from Liverpool Street)
Buses: 67, 73, 76, 106, 149, 243, 476 (all stop @ Stoke Newington BR)

Monday, 19 April 2010

The 2nd Sharing of The Ophelia Collective

Programme of the Sharing
at Chisenhale Dance Space

Social Porn by Regina Fichtner
Performers: Regina Fichtner and Antje Hildebrandt

Solos by Nicola Higgins
including extract of The Riverdance

Solo work in progress by Natalie Karamichali

The Ophelia Project
Performers: Umi Pratsis, Nicola Higgins, Natalie Karamichali
and Rhiannon Brace.

Get well soon to Mabel! We missed you!


Tuesday, 13 April 2010

Last Weekend: "Social Porn 2010" by Regina Fichtner at The Brockley Jack Theatre (Scratch at The Jack)





Last Sunday Antje & Regina performed "Social Porn 2010" at The Brockley Jack Theatre in South London.

New video footages CLICK:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Regifich?feature=mhw5



Many thanks to our friends, who came to the show & Many thanks to The Brockley Jack Theatre.

Regina & Antje

Next performance date:
****5/5/2010 at The Old Police Station in Deptford/London***

Wednesday, 31 March 2010

The Ophelia Project photographed by Paulina Czyz



Many thanks to Paulina Czyz who photographed The Ophelia Project in rehearsals in early March. It is wonderful to have such a high quality photographs to be used for the project.

Profile: www.starnow.co.uk/paulinaczyz
E-mail: creativepaulina@yahoo.co.uk


Tuesday, 30 March 2010

The Ophelia Project to Perform at Riches Uncovered Festival

The Ophelia Project will be performing at Riches Uncovered which is a cultural festival happening in East London on 24th July 2010.

Please see the festival website for more details: -

http://www.richesuncovered.co.uk/index.html

Watch this space for details of further performances of The Ophelia Project over the next few months.

Rhiannon
Director of The Ophelia Project
rhiannon@isadora.plus.com

Tuesday, 23 March 2010

Update: "Social Porn 2010" by Regina Fichtner work in progress

Working Methods: Everyday Movements / reduced movement dances

Stage 1 (solo - Performer: Antje Hildebrandt)
Stage 2 (solo -Performer: Regina Fichtner)
Stage 3 (duet - Stage 1 + 2 combined)
Click:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Regifich?feature=mhw4#p/a/u/3/xUrkBAjSmI0

Social Porn:
Deals with Reality Shows, where the stories of particular families and individuals exposed live in front of the camera.
Using methods of Film, TV, Documentary, Body Language and everyday movements, the performers create ironic situations on stage, to reveal how these shows break the taboos.
The performance works with original texts of soap operas and scripted texts by the perforers.

Concept: Regina Fichtner
Performers: Regina Fichtner & Antje Hildebrandt

Post Scriptum: "Tower Hamlet" by W. Shakespeare / Feb 2010





Regina Fichtner mimed Hamlet & Claudius in "Tower Hamlet" by W. Shakespeare last February in London:

"When Hamlet sees the ghost, he's embodied by an incredibly talented female mime, conveying his fear, horror and fascination through her movement across the stage [...]" (LONDONIST 19/02/2010)

A large cast explore five different kinds of theatre: Traditional British Shakespeare, Stanislavski Tradition, Lecoq Tradition, Mime and the Grotowksi Tradition
in a performance of Hamlet

Director John Seaforth and Admiration Theatre
seek to exceed ordinary expectations of theatre
to explore theatre as an art form
in a way no conventional production does

Showing it's the not the story
but the way of telling that makes theatre creative

Performances were from the 2nd to 21st February
at The Courtyard Theatre, Hoxton Square.

http://www.admirationtheatre.com/

Review:
http://londonist.com/2010/02/theatre_review_tower_hamlet_the_cou.php