Choreography : Lucy M. May & 7Starr Artistic Direction : Lucy M. May Performer : 7Starr Creation : 2019 Performers: 1 dancer onstage + 2 artists backstage Length : 60 min EN // Hosted in the belly of the theatre, Anima / Darkroom is a solo that feeds our hunger for communion. A Krump artistContinue reading “Anima / Darkroom”
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Le Goulet
Lucy M. May/Llamaryon – Marion Desjardins, Le Goulet, 2017. Performers on stage: 1 Length : 7 min Spectators : 100-300 Short solo work, drawing on New Brunswick research on emotion and land. Looking for the toe-hold deep in the water for tethers between what is lost and what finds me. At the centre of the feelContinue reading “Le Goulet”
reaching over a brink of darkness, folding open to a starlight trepanation
Ibrida*Pluri III, Eastern Bloc, Montréal, Québec, April 27-28, 2017 In her absence, Lucy entrusted a performance of dance notations to two artists, Paige Culley and Andrew Tay for Ibrida*Pluri III, festival of hybrid media in Montreal, Québec. As a kind of temporal Cubism, they reanimated drawings of dances Lucy made and felt while in residence inContinue reading “reaching over a brink of darkness, folding open to a starlight trepanation”
Esemplastic Landing
How do gestures adapt to the chaos of weather, terrain, and urbanism?
Vivarium
Lucy M. May / Photo © Nans Bortuzzo Performers on stage: 4 Length : 90 min Location : site-sensitive installation DESCRIPTION EN // Meditative and cyclic, lo-tech and detailed, Vivarium is a slow-unfolding of sound, movement and gardening. Four artists respond to the location where they perform. The work values alternative ways of attending to, moving, and being movedContinue reading “Vivarium”
Deinstallation Performance
Photo of lucy m. may courtesy of Simone Alexandra. While touring in Sweden in February 2012, I was invited by my friend and former colleague Laura Hatfield to dance at the Valand School of Fine Art’s Galleri Rotor, where she works as a Curatorial Intern while studying at the University of Gothenburg, towards a MasterContinue reading “Deinstallation Performance”
