Seven sisters and the Greek runner
Atalanta – The Seven Sisters Group
Atalanta follows the Greek myth of the runner. The Seven Sisters group gives a live performance in Oxford, as part of the Open Weekend (24-25 July) and holds workshops in Brighton and Bexhill-on-Sea.
Atalanta – The Seven Sisters Group
When: 24- 25 July 2010
Where: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford as part of Open Weekend
A CCI commission based on the Greek myth of the runner Atalanta and the origins of the Olympic games. Seven sisters group’s Atalanta will combine a downloadable podcast walk with elements of live performance, over the Open Weekend. Atalanta – Workshop When: 26th June 2010, 10.30am – 5pm Where: De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill on Sea As part of the CCI commission seven sisters group is offering a one day professional development workshop for local artists and sports people. The workshop is for up to 14 participants with an interest in site-specific work. It is open to participants from dance, theatre, design, architecture, sound, light, or art backgrounds and aims to be a professional lab opportunity for students, young graduates and professional artists of all ages. Participants will be encouraged to create site-specific performance in various locations within the De La Warr Pavilion in response to spatial, social and cultural issues. Atalanta – Workshop When: tbc Where: Embassy Court, Brighton As part of the CCI commission seven sisters group is offering a one day professional development workshop for local artists and sports people. The workshop is for up to 14 participants with an interest in site-specific work. It is open to participants from dance, theatre, design, architecture, sound, light, or art backgrounds and aims to be a professional lab opportunity for students, young graduates and professional artists of all ages. Participants will be encouraged to create site-specific performance in various locations within the De La Warr Pavilion in response to spatial, social and cultural issues.
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