Continuum Collective

ANNOUNCEMENT: Talented Film-maker and Photographer Daniel Wu @daniel_t_wu asks WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? This series of intimate photographic work delves into themes of identity, artistic experience and aspirations. Debuted at CONTINUUM 14th March @TheOthersLondon

ANNOUNCEMENT: we welcome theatre practitioner Lara Domke with BECOMING STILLER a work-in-progress performance inspired by Max Frisch's novel Stiller/I'm not Stiller (1954) and exploring the bond between Stiller and Julika, who could not be further away from one another…

Another ANNOUNCEMENT! Multidisciplinary Performance-Makers Adrienne Yang and Cao Cong will be performing BEFORE THE LAW at CONTINUUM on 14th March; based on Kafka's allegory, this ‘tragicomic clowning odyssey’ examines the futility and absurdity of human efforts before the law.

Time for another ANNOUNCEMENT! We are so excited to welcome talented animator Morag Haswell (@has_more) with 'CTRL 9'. This new work explores the live body, the silent product and the female animator; a behind the scenes glimpse of the painstaking process of animation! #7daystogo

A week today until our FREE event! Our Performance Symposium invites YOU to consider our future; as artists, as performers, as humans. Enjoy live art, spoken word, clowning (and a few drinks!) Sound pretty good? And it's all free! 14th March @TheOthersLondon #continuumthoughts

Anne Teresa De Keermaeker used Reich’s music as the foundation of her early work 'Fase' (1982) - applying phasing to movement, the dancers start in unison and become slowly out of sync. See 'Paino Phase' one of four dances within 'Fase' → youtu.be/RTke1tQztpQ

In his recent work @KitOrlando has been researching minimal music, in particular the process of phasing - a method used prominently by Steve Reich in the 60's and 70's, give 'It's Gonna Rain' by Steve Reich (1965) a listen here → youtu.be/vugqRAX7xQE #continuumthoughts

ANNOUNCEMENT: We welcome Artist @KitOrlando to our event. His current work explores the use of repetition of movement and sound in relation to a score. Kit creates work that explores the limits of his body, often of a durational nature and using exhaustion as a creative tool

ANNOUNCEMENT: we’re excited to welcome Writer, Performance-maker and Painter Beth Deans performing PINK EYES; a by-product of self-acceptance and discovery, and exploring themes of 1-2-1 performance, intimacy, poetry, escapism and storytelling. #continuumthoughts #19daystogo

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