LATEST NEWSLizzi Kew Ross & Co invites you to a patron drinks & performance at Trinity House, to celebrate the launch of a new Music and Dance production and partnership with Cutty Sark.
Cutty Sark is celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2019, in honour of the ship we are creating a new music and dance performance to be performed under it’s hull, July 2019. Date & Time: Monday, 10th September, 6pm - 7:30pm Venue: Trinity House, Trinity Square, EC3N 4DH Hosted by Dr Kevin Fewster (Director of Royal Museums Greenwich): • A short dance film ‘Sea Change, Loss at Sea’ by Lizzi Kew Ross & Company. • Live music and dance, with artists from English Folk Song and Dance Society. • Speeches from invited guests. How to Donate This is a fundraising event to gather support from the local community, shipping community and business. Any support you can offer will act as match funding for the production and will help us secure additional funds from Arts Council England to realise both this partnerships and production. • www.crowdfunder.co.uk/midnight-closedown • or email the producer: m.collins@artstrust.co.uk |
Being Here - rehearsal photos for Stations of the Resurrection with video artist Mark Dean, curated by Lucy Newman Cleeve, at St. Pauls Cathedral April 26th 7:00PM
Book free tickets on www.stations2017.org
Book free tickets on www.stations2017.org
Dancers - Morrighan Macgillivray, Henry Montes, Sonia Rafferty, Alice Sara, David Waring
LATEST NEWS
Slipstream Space - the performance at Edgelands can also be seen at St Olaves Church, Hart St on June 22nd at 6pm as part of a celebration of William Turner, the doctor and writer of the first English Herbal.
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BLOGS
Lizzi's blog entry on creating a new piece for the end of October and her inspirations. 'Where a choreographer starts to work, in terms of inspiration, can be drawn from a variety of places. For me, the people in front of me will determine what happens in the next five weeks and will be the unique character of the resulting end piece.'
Read on
Slipstream Space - the performance at Edgelands can also be seen at St Olaves Church, Hart St on June 22nd at 6pm as part of a celebration of William Turner, the doctor and writer of the first English Herbal.
Read on
BLOGS
Lizzi's blog entry on creating a new piece for the end of October and her inspirations. 'Where a choreographer starts to work, in terms of inspiration, can be drawn from a variety of places. For me, the people in front of me will determine what happens in the next five weeks and will be the unique character of the resulting end piece.'
Read on
No marks on the map, a commissioned piece for third year students at TrinityLaban Conservatoire of Music & Dance, with new music by composer James Keane, inspired by Edmund de Waal's work Atemwende 2013 in the Gagosian Gallery New York.
See film clip below - created by David McCormack.
See film clip below - created by David McCormack.
no marks on the map from james keane on Vimeo.
http://www.jameskeane.net/CONCERT CONVERSATION
With John White's music, played by Douglas Finch and Bobby Chen with 3rd year students from Trinity Laban,Conservatoire and performed at the Laban Theatre 2014, and The Royal Academy of Art in 2015 as part of the Space and Dialogue series.
READING WITH BACH
A production designed for and perform in libraries across the UK. Supported by Arts Council England, Artstrust Productions, Trinity Laban, and Picador.
A production designed for and perform in libraries across the UK. Supported by Arts Council England, Artstrust Productions, Trinity Laban, and Picador.
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'Lizzi Kew Ross's interpretation in dance of themes in my work was very moving for me to see. Her production, developed with the students at the Trinity Laban, was terrific.'
Hughie O’Donoghue, Artist (on Where we are)
‘ROSS AND COMPANY MANAGE TO CONVEY A SENSE OF HEAVY HEARTED, EVEN ENRAGING OPPRESSION AND UTTER PHYSICAL DEPLETION’ DONALD HUTERA, DANCE EUROPE, APRIL 2012 (ON WITHOUT WARNING)