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WW1 inspired theme, collaborative ensemble. NYT Senior Course 2014 final showcase devised performance - Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Dark coming of age comedy about Sarah, a young girl who is confused about her current situation and constantly misunderstood. Dysfunctional characters cross her path in a fate like twist and subconsciously impact her life decisions before ultimately, helping her understand a sense of self and identify in her world.

Huskie photoshoot Edinburgh - Meow Studios MUAH & Stylist: Zk Wei Long Photogropher: Andrew Dybowski Models: Amba Gayfer, Elya Fyadorova, Aun Sivaporn Videographers: MJFilmProductionsLTD

'Judabra' is a piece inspired by a theme of a women reflected in traditional legendary stories, folklore and myths. A contemplation of the female enigma is explored through physical theatre, live sound, music and text addressing the issues of what it means to be a woman from a traditional perspective and relating this question to a modern day audience. Working as a collaborative ensemble, the five International artists devised by stripping elements back to basics and focusing on human relationships, power, repression and sensuality whilst maintaining an authentic nature to the mythological style. Immerse yourself in the character's journey, discovering a sense of self and identity and in turn, developing an understanding of who we are as women in the world.

'How silver the screens between us' Part of real life parledonia, curated by Ross Sinclair, in Edinburgh sculpture court. A montage of chivalrous gestures invited romantic encounters. The movement drew from stereotypes from Hollywood of the romantic encounter - a moment of passion between two people. The performers were imbued wiuth an emotion that mirrored the poses of the figures escaping through the platform; these too had become stereotyped by their poise. The piece was a dialogue of actions alongside the spoken discussions of the event. Durational performance 3 hours.

'Our Little Secret' combines expressive images, physical movement, live music and singing to theatrically explore the view of the great modern anthropologist Claude Levi Strauss - that the taboo of incest is the driving force of humanity. Devised project with the intention of creating a piece of theatre that speaks to both subconscious mind and to our senses. Inspired by the work of Antonin Artaud and Pina Bausch.