“The whole ethos of Prefacemorn is to cast a new perspective on disabled art”
PrefaceMorn's latest version of Beauty in Stone was shown in March 2010 at Chisenhale Dance Space. See it as part of RichMix on 18th November 2010!
PrefaceMorn's latest version of Beauty in Stone shall be shown on Thursday 18th Novemeber 2010 as part of a triple bill on femininity
PrefaceMorn is an integrated physical theatre and contemporary dance company.It was set up by Niall Cullen in 2007.
With disabled and able-bodied performers, PrefaceMorn aims to create innovative and accessible dance and theatre works.
Preface Morn includes audio description for visually impaired audience as an integral part of the performance, and has the intention of working with sign language interpreters.
Apart from its work on stage, PrefaceMorn’s aim i…
After feedback on the last versions of Beauty in Stone. The choreography and audio description were revamped for the final version!
This version of Beauty in Stone, which unlike previous renditions contains full nudity was directed by Niall Cullen and assistant directed by Tal Jakubowiczova and Judith Mandel. Completed and shown at Chisenhale Dance Space on 12th March 2010 to an invited audience the material was created and performed by Shardae-Rose Angel, Charlotte C…
PrefaceMorn shall be performing their latest version of Beauty in Stone as part of a triple bill about the feminine body.
On Thursday 18th November 2010 Beauty in Stone shall be performed along-side Katia Lom’s Elvis I Love You and Fretless a solo by Kamala Devam.
Tickets £10 / £8 concs
To book tickets call the RichMix Box Office on 020 7613 7498
You can see the post at: http://www.richmix.org.uk/575
•To create and present high-quality multi-disciplinary performance work. These performances will be a window for integrated work, and can provide a boost to the career of involved practitioners.
•To develop and provide accessible workshops and training to allow more disabled people or those who are interested in integrated practice to train professionally. This training will help disabled artists to gain the skills, and confidence to apply for more jobs with dance and theatre companies, or to create their own work. This will also help to create links between peer-groups of disabled and able-bodied artists, so boosting the practice of integration.
•To set up a platform for artists both able-bodied and disabled to discuss and showcase their work.
•To instigate initiatives with partners to provide artists with specifically accessible rehearsal resources and mentorship/professional development services that are also affordable.
•To set up a national centre for integrated practice, which is run as a co-operative of artists from different fields and backgrounds.