London Contemporary Dance School presents: Graduation Performances 2017 Wed 12 July Just Under Frames for Falling Direction: Victor Quijada Choreographer: Lauren Potter Choreography: Victor Quijada with contributions Cast: Florence Blackmore, from the cast Lottie Chivers, Cast: Alethia Antonia, Ryan Burns, Anders Engebretsen, Samuel Costello, Brima Fullah, Conor Fortune, Ruby Jones, Haley Gash, Arran Green, Ryan Jones, Hannah Mattinson, Evelyn Hart, Anna Jurek, Ileana Orofino, Emily Powell, Elien Ooghe, Carlene Raibley, Alessia Stradiotti, Zunnur Sazali, Olivia Sewell, Maggie Vannucci Monika Szpunar, Ryan Taylor Original Lighting Concept: Costumes: Frances Morris Anthony Bowne, reinterpreted by Michael Mannion Music: Empirical Quotient (excerpts) & Costumes: Sara Rowlands Variations 9.81 (excerpts) Jasper Composer: Cathy Lane Gahunia In July 2016 the contemporary dance community lost Rosemary Butcher, one of the most innovative and INTERVAL radical of Britain’s choreographers. It therefore seemed a wonderful idea of David Steele’s to pay tribute to How I Know You Rosemary’s work by creating a new work inspired by one Direction: Hannes Langolf of her pieces – Still-Slow-Divided (2002). It felt an Choreography: Hannes Langolf with the cast important way of honouring her work but also a method Cast: Heather Birley, Anna Britton, of providing students with the opportunity to experience Lewis Cooke, Daniel De Luca, the sort of journey her process might follow. Dennis Rhys, Bethany Edwards, The piece being presented is very much a re-invention Robert Hemming, Riley Hogg, rather than a recreation of Still-Slow-Divided, using many Maroula Iliopoulou, of the tasks, initiations and edited sound score from the Francis Maskens, original, whilst allowing the students to develop their own Chante Mcdonald, materials to form a new work entitled Frames for Falling. Charlotte Mclean, Shot Me Down Elisa Mozzanica, Choreographer, Performer & Music editor: Alicia Pirez Curell, Isobel Ripley, José Tomás Torres Vásquez Shawn Stevenson Music: Twisted Nerve by Bernard Costumes: Sophie Donaldson Herrmann, Truly and Utterly Bill Music: In The Event Of A Sudden Loss by David Carradine and Uma Greg Haines, The Times They Thurman, Bang Bang (My Baby Are A-Changin’ Bob Dylan, The Shot Me Down) by Nancy Runner Zack Hemsey, There’s Sinatra, Queen of the Crime No Me Without You The Council dialogue by Lucy Liu and Manhattans, Festival Sigur Rós Julie Dreyfus, A Few Words from Voiceover written by Isobel Ripley and spoken by the Bride by Uma Thurman Rhys Dennis and Alicia Pirez Curell How can we find ourselves inside of a film? How can we experience the space of sound? How I Know You is inspired by conversations about Sound landscape/cinematographic journey inspired by: identity and how we are read by other people. We looked the soundtrack of Quentin at small acts of inner revolution and the fragile courage Tarantino's movies ‘Kill Bill vol.1’ to embrace personal change as an opportunity for self- and ‘Kill Bill vol. 2’. celebration. My beautiful beautiful friends, PRODUCTION CREDITS please know, (really know) Head of Choreography how you are, and Production the way you are. Coordinator: Sue MacLennan BA3 Production You are all so filled. Coordinator: Jeannie Steele You are filled from the inside out. Production Manager: Anthony Osbourne You listen, you speak and you are. Lighting Designer: Michael Mannion Projects and Company My beautiful beautiful friends, Manager: Will Southworth please know Heads of Costume: Sharon Coleman and (how I know) Sara Rowlands you. Costume makers: Michelle Bristow, Sharon Coleman, Rhiannon Beth Edwards Noke Kitty Power and Olivia Weltz Alternative Fakes Technical Manager: Marco Cifre Conceived, written, choreographed and directed by Liz Deputy Technical Manager: Sam Wood Aggiss with a little help from Jerome Bel, Avis Cockbill, Senior Technician: Martin Kucera John Cooper Clarke, Martha Graham, Dore Hoyer, Technicians: Garry James, Andres Suzanne Linke, Bronislava Nijinska, Jack Stanford, and Velasquez, Carly Hook, Team Alternative Fakes. Oscar Wyat, Alex Fernandes, Ali Hunter Cast: Jimmy Adams, Sarah Bateman, Ruben AV Technicians: Gabriela Tropia and Brown, Claire Hackston, Frankie Imogen Harvey Hickman, Reece McMahon, Ruby Portus, Áine Reynolds, Thomas Whiting, Sally Mayhew , Marcell Proske, LONDON CONTEMPORARY DANCE SCHOOL Erena Reilent, Amy Toner Principal: Veronica Lewis MBE Costumes: Bettina John Director of Postgraduate Music: Lascia chio pianga from Rinaldo George Programmes: Dr Mary Evelyn Frederick Handel, Floral Dance The Director of Undergraduate Brighouse and Rastrick Brass Band, Programmes: Dr Martin Hargreaves Tjanang Sari Kodo Ubu-Suna, Laughing Head of Academic Practice Policeman Charles Penrose, Guns of and Quality Assurance: Alex Graham Brixton Nouvelle Vague, Death and the Head of Student Services and Maiden Franz Schubert, International Development: Mark Tyler Air Guitar compilation Avis Cockbill Voice over: Lloyd Ryan Thomas COMING UP… Inspired by ‘alternative facts’ (Conway/Spicer/Trump), ‘le Graduation Shows 2017 dernier spectacle’ (Jerome Bel), and appropriation Thursday 13 July: Join us for an evening of the best of ‘formerly known as plagiarism’ (Grayson Perry), this work student choreography plus the announcement of the considers influence and context, whilst grovelling in winner of the new London Contemporary Dance School homage, sampling, borrowing, piracy, theft, cribbing, David Steele Choreography Award poaching, stealing, imitation, provenance and ethics as a means to create Alternative Fakes. Thanks to Eleanor Sikorski and Steph McMann THE PLACE LCDS Staff and Guest Artists 2016/17 Royal Patron Technical Manager HRH The Duke of York KG, Marco Cifre Quatresols KVCO, ADC Deputy Technical Manager Alberto Ruiz Soler Joe Moran Sam Wood Amy Bell Jonathan Burrows Patrons Senior Theatre Technician Jorge Crecis Martin Kucera Andy Pink Bonnie Greer OBE Joviar Longo Lord Hall of Birkenhead CBE Technician Anna Helsby Dr Haruhisa Handa Garry Scott James Karolin Krell Anthony van Laast MBE Casual Technicians Anna Nowak Katie Paling Sir Tim Lankester Ashley Bolitho, Sherry Coenen, Anna Williams Kate Price Wayne McGregor CBE Avril Cook, Matt Eastlering, Kate Annie Pui Ling Lok Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp Elliott, Alex Fernandes, Joshua Katie Lusby OBE Gadsby, Marine Le Houezec, Ali Antigone Exton-White Katye Coe John Pemberton Hunter, Santiago Martinez, Andres Baptiste Bourgougnon Sir Ken Robinson Velasquez Kim Hutt Bethany Holdaway Lauren Potter Founder Director of Communications Bridget Lappin Leila Bakhtali Robin Howard CBE Rosie Neave Press and Media Camilla Greenwell Leila McMillan Founding Artistic Director Sorcha Hunter Carolyn Deby Lewis Wilkins Robert Cohan CBE Digital Producer Chisato Ohno Lola Maury Odi Caspi Chair Communications Manager Chris Benstead Lucy Cash Thomas Lynch Katie Paling Christopher Benstead Malgorzata Dzierzon Head of Marketing Chief Executive (Interim) Caroline Schreiber Cindy Cheung Mark Kelly Stephen Browning Communications Assistant Claire Cunningham Martin Hargreaves Alice White Matteo Fargion Theatre & Artist Clod Ensemble Development Director Full list of staff: Dickson Mbi Mbulelo Ndabeni Eddie Nixon theplace.org.uk/departments Domenico Angarano Michael Popper Administrative Director Mickie Mannion Paul Burns (Interim) Box Office (by telephone) Eleanor Sikorski Senior Producer Mon – Sat from 10.30am to an Elesha Drennan Mika Sellens Christina Elliot hour before the show Elizabeth Nabarro Naomi Thomas Artist Development Manager (non-show days: 10.30am – Neil Webster Catherine Greenwood 5.30pm) Eva Recacha Nicola Campbell Projects Producer Fabiono Culora Sarah Maguire Box Office (in person) Nicole Bowden Programme Manager Mon – Sat from 10.30am to start Feet Off The Ground Ori Flomin Jessica Greer of the show Florent Trioux Youth and Family Producer (non-show days: 10.30am – Pamela Lawson Lia Prentaki 5.30pm) Frances Morris Patricia Okenwa Assistant Producer Frank Bock Pieter Symonds Vasanthi Argouin Theatre Bar Creative Learning Producers Open from 5pm: Freddie Opuka-Addaie Pippa Duke Peter Laycock, Maria Ryan - Discounts for early arrival Gabriella Tropia Raymond Chai - A selection of wines and spirits Gary Stevens - A range of soft drinks and Renaud Wiser Audience Services Manager snacks Guy Dartnell Riccardo Buscarini Eleanor Farrow - Pre-order interval / post-show Hagit Yakiri Riccardo Tarocco Assistant Front of House drinks Manager Hannah Kidd Rick Nodine Joshua Kay Café Hannes Langolf Robert Clark Assistant Box Office Manager Open from 9am until the Sabio Janiak Anouska Anderson beginning of the show Henrietta Bannerman Box Office Assistants (5.30pm non-show days) Henrietta Hale Sally Owen Anders Engebretsen, Hannah Hilary Stainsby Sam Amos Gibbs, Julian Lewis, Maeve Cloakroom facilities are available Sam Coren McGreevy, Fa’bio Paiva, by the Box Office at no extra cost; Igor and Moreno Alex Winer any donations will be gratefully Imogen Harvey Samuel Wilson received. Duty Managers Irmela Stone Sasha Roubicek Judith Leigh, Jessica Lovell, Seke Chimutengwende Haroula Lountzi, Hannah Personal belongings taken into Jackie Shemesh Simonetta Alessandri Parsons, Hannah Waters the auditorium are done so at the Jamie McCarthy owner’s own risk; please take care Stefano Rosato Jamilla Johnson-Small and do not leave items Stuart Waters unattended. Jasmin Vardimon Susan Kempster Company Photography / filming is not Susanne Lahusen permitted in the auditorium. Jasmine Challis Tiffany Hore Electronic devices must be turned Jeanne Yasko off or turned to silent mode Tomislav English Jeannie Steele before the performance begins. Will Southworth Joan Cleville Dance .