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“Seeing what can happen when we observe very basic things”
Alice Gale-Feeny
Alice Gale-Feeny is an artist working with performance, video, writing and facilitation. Interested in dialogical ways of working, non-theatrical techniques, processes of improvisation and the voice, her work examines the relations between individual subjective experience and shared space.
We cover.
- Commonalities between teaching and performing
- How to Arrange Ourselves
- A consideration of space
- Two Speakers, One Speaker (A Hall, A Room)
- Dialogue and discussion, David Bohm, On Dialogue
- The suspension of disbelief
- Feeling illiterate
- Crafting performance and responsibility
- Want to value self subjectivity by valuing others
- Searching for conditions of connection
- Putting faith in the situation
- Starting a Masters in movement
- weaving out embodied practise from bullshit
- Questioning intention, discipline and ethics
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