ABBEY PERFORMANCES in JUNE 2014
KELSO TOWN and ABBEY
June 14th at 2pm (starting
point at the Market Square)
Admission Free
Starting
point at the Wood Market then promenading through Abbey Row into the church-
yard and Kelso Abbey.
JEDBURGH ABBEY
June 22nd from 2pm (three
performance cycles 2-5pm)
Historic Scotland site -admission
charges apply.
DRYBURGH ABBEY
June 28th from 2pm (three
performance cycles 2-6pm)
Historic Scotland site- admission
charges apply.
At Dryburgh
Borderlands will be accompanied by special guests
ANDATE Chamber Choir led by Jonathan Stone.
http: //www.
andantechamberchoir.webs.com
SPECIAL EVENTS
Borderlands will be part of three special
events in the Borders and Aberdeenshire.
MELROSE ABBEY
5th April: Fragment of Red: the Last Song at Melrose Abbey 7pm
Historic
Scotland in collaboration with The Red Field presents the final installment of
the Fragment Project celebrating the recent discovery of the Hawick Missal
Fragment. Dudendance will take part in a performance installation
at Melrose Abbey presenting initial ideas from Borderlands.
Details and prices: www.fragmentsproject.co.uk
Paul Rous at Melrose |
Paul performs solo in the Abbey grounds and outside the Melrose church. |
COMMONWEALTH GAMES
18th June: Queen’s Baton
Relay in the Borders 6pm
Admission free
In
collaboration with the Scottish Border’s Council a street version of *Borderlands
will be shown for the Queen’s Baton
Relay as part of the *Commonwealth Games celebrations.
SCOTTISH SCULPTURE WORKSHOP
16th August: Living
Sculpture Walk at Scottish Sculpture Workshop 4pm
Admission free
Following
on from a summer-school intensive with local young people *Borderlands is a starting point for a
sculpture promenade performance at the site of the former sculpture park in
Lumsden Aberdeenshire. The performance will be followed by a BBQ at SSW.
HUNTLY HALLOWEEN at
HUNTLY CASTLE
Admission free
Argentine composer/musician FABIANA GALANTE has been commissioned to work
with a specially created local choir on a spoken and whispered soundscape to
accompany the performance. This night-time version of Borderlands is created
with a
group of young people from Huntly who have taken part in Dudendance’s
summer and autumn school intensive training.
DUDENDANCE AT 30
Talk
and Discussion led by Rupert Thomson
2nd
November 2-4pm
Ex-Servicemen’s Club
Admission free
Join
members of Dudendance for a presentation and discussion to
celebrate thirty
years of making work that defies the borders of
theatre, dance, film, art and socially
engaged practice. An open discussion with guest
collaborators including composer
and musician Fabiana
Galante, writer Anne Duden and writer Rupert Thomson
and Anu
Selva-Thomson from Summerhall will look at how the creative process defies
categorisation and how crossing art forms is vital in looking for new forms
of expression.