Performance
The Things I Carry
Apr 27, 2019 |
Scadding Court Community Centre
CURATOR
Amelia Ehrhardt
CHOREOGRAPHER
Lee Su-Feh
“The Things I Carry” was made despite my resistance at the time to making a solo for myself.
It was during the Migrant Bodies Project – an E.U.-sponsored choreographic project aimed at opening up a civic and artistic reflection on migrations and their cultural impact for European and Canadian societies.
I didn’t want to spend time alone in the studio, for all the usual existential dance/art reasons – self-loathing, loss of faith etc etc. But one evening, while my friend the Italian choreographer Alessandro Sciaronni was encouraging me, I said to him, “OK, I will make a solo if you agree to be in the room with me, if you agree to hold me. Because we can only know ourselves through our engagement with others”.
The work comes from my body in relation to things – people, geography, history, current news.
Concept, Choreography and Performance
Lee Su-Feh
Dramaturgy
Alessandro Sciarroni
Text
Lee Su-Feh, with excerpts from On A Plane by Chris Bose
Sound Design
Junhong McIntosh-Lee and Lee Su-Feh
Song
Both Sides Now by Joni Mitchell
Artists
acCessibilIty
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible including ramps into the building, elevators and wheelchair accessible washrooms.
Will the event be ASL Interpreted?
All live events will offer ASL interpretation (upon request). Please contact us to request ASL Interpretation.
Will the event be described for Blind and low vision audiences?
This performance does not include audio description.
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