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Pullman, WA

Artist/Author: Young Jean Lee's Theatre Company | Reference: D1514 | Type: DVD

Three ordinary, awkward people address audience members directly in a witty, frequently disastrous attempt to show them how to live a better life. Provocative writer/director revisits one of her company’s most outrageously funny works

Late-night Cabaret pt.2

Artist/Author: Scottee, A. Lame, Bryony Kimmings | Reference: D1516 | Type: DVD

Event documentation.

Late-night Cabaret pt.1

Artist/Author: Scottee, A. Lame, B. Lobel, Mitch and Parry, T. Straw, | Reference: D1515 | Type: DVD

Cabaret documentation.

The Quickening of the Wax

Artist/Author: Mariska Carnesky, Rasp Thorne | Reference: D1517 | Type: DVD

Performance documentation. Includes post-show talk.

Almost the Same

Artist/Author: Julia Bardsley, Andrew Poppy | Reference: D1518 | Type: DVD

Video documentation of installation work.

Antarctica

Artist/Author: Chris Dobrowolski | Reference: D1519 | Type: DVD

Chelsea programme notes:At Art College Chris Dobrowolski discovered that art could theoretically be anything. He made a boat from driftwood and tried to escape…he failed. This led to a series of vehicles from recycled materials all with a deliberate “knocked up in my garden shed” feel about them.In his continuing attempt to escape the art world he has been to the Antarctic with the British Antarctic Survey. His performance lecture will concentrate on his efforts to relate to this blank canvas and his attempt to justify his existence there, whilst everyone around him tries to save the planet.

Hamlet: (A Portrait)

Artist/Author: Robin Deacon, Stuart Sherman | Reference: D1520 | Type: DVD

Followed by post-show discussuion.

Passion/Flower

Artist/Author: Leibniz | Reference: D1521 | Type: DVD

with post-show discussion.

So Below (Working Title)

Artist/Author: Haranczak/Navarre | Reference: D1529 | Type: DVD

Followed by post-show discussionSacred programme notes:Begin with a tree whose roots embrace a gaggle of displaced gravestones, and add the question: what’s the difference between pain and itch? The earth moves, old-time film stars dance, and a description of happiness from 1938 sounds as melancholy as a Victorian epitaph

The Money Conversation

Artist/Author: Sara Juli | Reference: D1528 | Type: DVD

with post-show discussion

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