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Performance

VenueBarbican Centre
Also: Barbican Theatre,Barbican Hall. Guildhall School of Music and Drama Theatre, Cinema1,Cinema2,Gallery, Silk Street Theatre
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From25th May 2017
To27th May 2017
When19:45
Barbican Centre (V371)
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  • Date of change: 30 Mar 17 - T0726387859

Darren Johnston - Zero Point

Darren Johnston

Work:: Darren Johnston (S1172713005)


Production:: Zero Point (T0726387859)

Zero Point represents a new direction for British choreographer and multi-disciplinary artist Darren Johnston. He explores the intersection of the spiritual and the scientific with minimalism and simplicity inspired by his time spent in Kochi, Japan. Creating a seamless fusion between visual arts, theatre and dance he merges choreography with architectural projections and an ambient score by electronic music pioneer Tim Hecker. Performed by an ensemble of Japanese dancers, including ballet dancer Hana Sakai, their physicality and range of movement within the light sculptures echo the paradoxes between technology and tradition in Japanese culture. With the additional visceral power of the frequencies of Tim Hecker's soundscape, a metaphor for consciousness, the experience is illusory and immersive
Choreographer Darren Johnston
Director Darren Johnston
Music Tim Hecker

Listing:: L1496166556




Zero Point

Zero Point represents a new direction for British choreographer and multi-disciplinary artist Darren Johnston. He explores the intersection of the spiritual and the scientific with minimalism and simplicity inspired by his time spent in Kochi, Japan. Creating a seamless fusion between visual arts, theatre and dance he merges choreography with architectural projections and an ambient score by electronic music pioneer Tim Hecker. Performed by an ensemble of Japanese dancers, including ballet dancer Hana Sakai, their physicality and range of movement within the light sculptures echo the paradoxes between technology and tradition in Japanese culture. With the additional visceral power of the frequencies of Tim Hecker's soundscape, a metaphor for consciousness, the experience is illusory and immersive

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