Performers: Chiara Corbetta, Chris Fonseca, Tommaso Petrolo
Photo by Dan Martin
Photo by Dan Martin
noise (working title)
“It was an immersive experience, where I had to connect with all my senses. I observed very deep human interactions and connections in an instinctive way, but also in an abstract form.” Pascale Ussel, audience member at the sharing at Studio Wayne McGregor
This contemporary dance trio wants to make conscious the overwhelming effect noise has in our everyday lives. It’s an exploration of sound and visual noise, and how it affects our emotional states.
Performed and created by Deaf and hearing performers to communicate their different experiences, the work is rich with unspoken chemistry of the physical connection they need in order to communicate.
Mike Winship has designed a soundscape which leads the audience through an emotionally filled space, made not only of sounds but of vibrations too, playing with our own perceptions and senses.
Can noise, silence and sound be "felt" by d/Deaf as well as hearing people? Well, we are aiming to do just that.
Performed and created by Deaf and hearing performers to communicate their different experiences, the work is rich with unspoken chemistry of the physical connection they need in order to communicate.
Mike Winship has designed a soundscape which leads the audience through an emotionally filled space, made not only of sounds but of vibrations too, playing with our own perceptions and senses.
Can noise, silence and sound be "felt" by d/Deaf as well as hearing people? Well, we are aiming to do just that.
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