Trespassing Permitted is presented by The Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts (GIPCA), as part of the 2013 programme B for the Infecting the City Public Arts Festival, 12 – 16 March 2013.
Church Square
20:00
Tuesday 12 March Thursday 14 March
In line with GIPCA’s interdisciplinary mandate,Trespassing Permitted engages with “off limit” zones within the performance space. The initiators of this work, Donald Gordon Creative Arts Award winners Mike Rossi and Ulrich Suesse, have created a crossover performance, featuring acclaimed musician Feya Faku on trumpet, and dance artists Nicola Elliott, Alan Parker and Richard Antrobus.
The composition process was informed by exploring and experimenting with boundaries; by developing new musical sound and by collaborating in music and mixed media productions. Performers are not constrained by detailed notated scores; they are free to move, participate and improvise with their own contributions – Trespassing Permitted. Improvisation encroaches on composition, jazz invades western classical, African and European sound spectra are interpolated, dancers meddle in the creation of sound. The programme moves from individual performances to an increasingly participatory performance, with parallels being drawn to the reopening and re-activation of city spaces.
For more information on the Festival, see www.infectingthecity.com or www.gipca.uct.ac.za
URL: http://www.gipca.uct.ac.za/
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