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Jane Castree - Artistic Director - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Jane Castree – Artistic Director. Commissioned by Plymouth Dance. Jane is an Associate Artist at The Barbican Theatre, Plymouth and teaches with Falmouth University, Wheelfever Projects and Plymouth Dance. Jane is passionate about collaboration and working in a cross disciplinary manner. Collaboration for Jane means being able to explore her creative ideas with others through their chosen medium whether that is as a perfor...

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Hal Smith – Dancer - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Dancers Jane Castree and Hal Smith. Hal is a contemporary dancer, facilitator, teacher and choreographer. He is performing with Jane Castree Dance Collaborations in Moving from the Body. And It’s a Gender Affair. Hal is also currently performing with Adaire to Dance in. Involved in ongoing work with Taikabox as a performer in. And performing with ZoieLogic Dance Theatre in. His new choreographic venture. Were selected for coll...

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Trouble And Strife - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Was a programme of new dance created by four Plymouth based female choreographers in celebration of International Women’s Day, which toured the South West in 2012. Was created in collaboration with interactive artist Lee Nutbean and explores the multiple layers of movement within the body and invites the audience to experience the synthesis between the internal and external. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair.

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Moving From the Body - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Moving From the Body. Previously performed as part of. This collaboration with digital technology explores the multiple layers of movement within the body and invites the audience to experience the synthesis between the internal and the external. Powerful, gripping and intimate. The Queens Theatre, Barnstaple. An extract from online review in. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair.

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Chloe Hughes - Creative Producer - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Chloe Hughes – Creative Producer. Image from Has the Post Been? By Mere Words Photography. Recent directing credits include:. Hanging On, Squalor! Film by Kevin Clifford Media. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair.

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Hayley Barker - Dancer - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Hayley Barker – Dancer. Photographer Ursula Hutchinson Dual Film Productions. After gaining her degree at Northern School of Contemporary Dance Hayley started to work with choreographer Jordan Massarella on his installation performance Mansion. Performing throughout 2011 at The Riley Theatre and East Street Arts Gallery. She has continued to work with Jordan, performing in his pieces And then the bobbin spoke to me.

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GRADUATE SCHEME - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Image from How If I? Dancers Roseanna Anderson, Hayley Barker, Becky Moore,. Stephanie Richards and Jane Castree. During 2013-2014 and as part of the evening of work Perspectives,. Jane Castree Dance Collaborations supported three graduates to experience the work of the company. At Falmouth University on March 5th 2014; Choreography Graduate Becky Moore will premiere a new work Betsy and Jim. All graduates received mentoring f...

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Past Works - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Dancers Jane Castree and Kuldip Singh-Barmi. A collaboration with Kuldip Singh-Barmi dancer/choreographer and sound designer Luke Robinson. Viewing You. Commissioned by The Barbican Theatre, Plymouth and Plymouth Dance and performed at The Barbican Theatre, February 2010 and The Flushing Festival, Cornwall, June 2011. Choreographers: Jane Castree and Kuldip Singh-Barmi. Sound Designer: Luke Robinson. Moving From the Body.

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Charlotte Eatock - Film maker - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Charlotte Eatock – Film maker. Charlotte is a dancer, choreographer and filmmaker who has worked with Henri Oguike Dance Company, Richard Alston Dance Company and has choreographed for various youth companies and performed her own work for GDA Cabaret, Latitude Festival, and The Place Prize. Her video work Kate Lunn. At The London Film Academy and most recently she was commissioned to create The Broadway Experience.

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Roseanna Anderson - Dancer - Jane Castree Dance Collaborations

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Jane Castree Dance Collaborations. Moving From the Body. It’s A Gender Affair. Roseanna Anderson – Dancer. WO/MAN Impermanence Dance Theatre. Dancers Roseanna Anderson and Josh Ben-Tovim. WO/MAN Impermanence Dance Theatre. Dancers Alessandro Marzotto-Levy, Roseanna Anderson and Josh Ben-Tovim. Roseanna is interested in how we maintain a sense of humanness and connection during the research, creation and presentation of live performance work. She is constantly testing her ability to be vulnerable and ...