Monday 27 August
PERFORMANCE OF NEW WORK
“ON MY ELECTROCUTION,
and other observations on my becoming a superhero”
RIO CAFE, GLASGOW
Last Monday at Rio
August 19th, 2007 Comments Off
PM Tea at the Drill Hall!
August 7th, 2007 Comments Off
RESCHEDULED DUE TO ELECTROCUTION
P. M. Tea at the Drill Hall -
Domestic Goddesses and 50s Cuisine
“Well Hidey Ho and hello from Oonagh,
the Irish Heart with a Tart.
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Come on down and join us for a wee bit of tea in the pm-
PM Tea – it’s not just for the ladies!
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Now I was electromacuted in Glasgow on Saturday
which means I could not to share the PM Tea with
you, SO I have decided to come on down one more
time THIS Friday the 17th for some tea and cheer!
For those who want the full story read here. Otherwise
I shal see yer beeyoutifull face on Friday or thereafter!
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Ay, have a beautiful day!”
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EVENT INFO:
WHERE: Drill Hall Arts Cafe, 36 Dalmeny St., Edinburgh, map it!
WHEN: Monday 6 August – Friday 17 August, 4-6pm
CONTACT INFO: 0131 555 7101, robyn@feettheatre.com
For more info click here!
p. m. tea at the drill hall is produced by robyn hambrook of feet theatre
and presented in conjunction with emerging international initiative
pazzia contemporary performing collective and their performance concept la bonne cuisine. 
IN.DIA & TOkYO
August 2nd, 2007 Comments Off
=IN.DIA= and TOkYO
4 JANUARY 2008 – 27 APRIL 2008 28 APRIL 2008 – 6 MAY 2008
On the fourth of January I left on a journey to India.
My intention was to study the dance and the music of the area.
Specifically in how *spiritual* practice informs the physical work and
consequently how this *shamanistic* expression can be applied further to filmmaking.
I had no defininitive plan, out with my starting place and a small grant to keep me going….
The nature of the experience day by day determined my journey.Over three months I studied Kalbelia dance (roots of Flamenco) in Rajhasthan, and Odissi Dance in Orissa, in addition to numerous other musical forms on the way. I charted these developments in my weekly blog with the Glasgow Herald, and the experience greatly influenced performance work that followed.
Once in Japan, I assessed what I have learned over the three months and created new work influenced by new cultural and social experiences…. specifically “I’m Not Sari” and (performance/dance Pink Cow) and The) Body of) Earth.