WE BELIEVE...
- that
play is more creative than work. When people are happy, they work harder
and smarter.
- that if you want to learn, you should
learn to make mistakes, and make them fast
- in hard work, and that talking about it is no substitute for doing it.- that there is so much more to "mind" than is contained in the space between your ears.
- that we all have infinite potential, if only we have the courage to bring our entire self to everything we do.
- that art and science are both good, and are even better together.- that when we re-connect mind, body and environment we have access to an infinite range of solutions and ideas.
- that there is often more to be learned from risk than from research. Risk is almost always faster, and sometimes it's cheaper
- that genius is in all of us. It is nothing more elusive than a combination of knowledge and playfulness, and the ability to make connections......
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We're in development with new collaborator visual/textile artist Liz Nillson on a performance/installation piece. "The Original/The Memory" which we plan to perform and film in Dublin in May 2012.
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Absolutely...
If people did not sometimes do
silly things, nothing intelligent would ever get done.
Ludwig
Wittgenstein.
The most profit oriented companies are not the most profitable.
John Kay
At the very best, a mind enclosed in language is in prison.
Simone Weil
Movement is the mother of all cognition: It forms the I that moves before the I that moves forms movement.
Jaana Parviainen
It is true that a mathematician who is not something of a poet will never be a perfect mathematician.
K.Weierstrauss
“Don’t treat dance as some kind of abstract game. Take each and every step as though you were putting your life on the line……….Technique could never provide me with the wherewithal to achieve what I’ve set out to do. What do I care whether you’re skilful or not. What I do care about though is that your performance makes me walk away afterwards feeling grateful for being alive.”
Kazuo Ohno
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Never Look in the Mirror When You're Dancing in New York. August 2011
Thanks to dancers Erin and Faith, choreographic team, Paul Tim and Eva, director David and lighting guy Maurice.
"This simple and sweet documentary-style dance piece ... is beautiful to watch thanks to the precise and
striking direction from David Keating. The sisters are detailed in every movement, hypnotic in places, and even
when a bucketload of plastic balls are tossed on the stage ... they never miss a step." - Amy Whitting, NYTheater.
“4* Reminds us how stories
about real lives resonate with our own hopes and dreams” - Michael Seaver. Irish Times
“Muted
spectres dance around in an artfully modern distorted ballroom style…
Full
of deft touches, this piece is a testament to the restraint of its makers.” - LeCool Dublin.
Downloads of complete reviews available below.
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