NEW PRODUCTION- WOLF RED
Tmesis completed a successful work in progress of their new piece, Wolf Red in October, it received fantastic audience feedback and the company is currently tour booking for autumn 2012. The premier will be a co-production with the Unity Theatre, Liverpool in September.
Watch a trailer for work in progress:
http://www.tmesistheatre.com/productions/new_piece.php
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DREADFUL HOURS PERFORMANCE IN FEBRUARY
The company will be performing their ‘painfully funny dinner you can’t afford to miss’ at Northampton University on February 17th. Alongside the performance the company will be teaching a workshop residency with students.
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COMPANY WORKSHOPS
GREECE & CYPRUS
Tmesis associate artistic director Yorgos Karamalegos spent seven intensive days in December, delivering workshops for the second and third year students of Arhi Drama School, directed by Nellie Karra as well as running workshops for professional actors. A continuous collaboration has now been established with Tmesis and Arhi Drama School. He also ran an introductory master class at Studio 500. A new space for acting for camera in Athens.
This April, Yorgos will be leading a six-day devising workshop based in Yorgos' Himonas translation of Medea, in Nicosia in Cyprus.
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COMPANY WORKSHOP IN LIVERPOOL
Tmesis will lead an open weekend workshop this spring in Liverpool, for more information email elinor@tmesistheatre.com
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ZAMBIA FOOTAGE ONLINE
Elinor has edited a short video of their time at the Barefeet Festival, Zambia and their work with young acrobats, African Dance Factory. Watch the short video on: http://vimeo.com/33488958
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PHYSICAL FEST 2011 & NEW WEBSITE
Physical Fest planning is underway and we will be announcing exciting artists from Australia, Russia and Greece. Dates are 25th May to 2nd June.
Check our new website: www.physicalfest.com
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TMESIS FILM
The Tmesis film, a collaboration with First Take and LCC Commission, has been selected for the LOIKKA Dance film festival in Finland this March. The film has now been shown at festivals in Liverpool, London and Brazil and Finland.
