- Dominique Vannoddance & theaterAll this is about a passion, which helps me to grow... the most beautiful and challenging path that I'm discovering day after day...
“The things you are passionate about are not random, they are your calling.” (F. Fredrickson)
Here we go! Many thanks for your visit :-)"ARTEFACT" Catwalk Show, London Fashion Week 2012
Designer: Annelie Gross
- "With This In Mind"
Choreographer: Jemma Bicknell
Bermondsey Arch 92, London 2013Photo by Jonathon Vines
"Untitled", performance with Karine Rathle
Performance space, Hackney, London 2012Photo by Marco Berardi
Link: www.bmarcob.com
- Physical TheaterPhoto by Ludovic des Cognets (rehearsal)Arbonauts create site-based performance inspired by unusual spaces, and makes provocative work
for a curious and adventurous audience – weaving a path between dance, visual theatre, installation
and opera."Dominique performed a central role in Biped’s Monitor – Arbonauts’ acclaimed site-specific performance at dusk in Nunhead Cemetery. Dominique’s acute characterisation and eagerness to push to the limits - coupled with a total commitmitment to the physical language of the production made her an essential energetic influence of our production. Her focus and stamina was evident throughout, and her ability to transport an audience’s experience through her embodiment of gesture, her intensity of gaze and raw energy is inspirational."
Dimitri Launder & Helen Galliano
Co-Founders ArbonautsWebsite --> http://arbonauts.org/
Press --> http://arbonauts.org/press/
Trailer --> http://arbonauts.org/event/bipeds-monitor-2013/** NEW TRAILER IS OUT ! Arbonauts are in preparations for a new live installation ~ The Desire Machine. Combining a unique style of visual performance with sonic resonant landscapes, The Desire Machine is a total, theatrical experience.The performance will be live in 2015.
Trailer --> http://arbonauts.org/developing/thedesiremachine/
Photo by Ludovic Des Cognets"On Red and Butterflies", created and directed by Alessandra Montagner
Performed at Bonnie Bird Theater, LABAN Dance School & Unhinged Festival, London 2012
With Rhys Cook'And then we left, with no words being professed to acknowledge our ending.
A lot had happened between us.
My I and your I, these two first persons, coexisted through times and spaces that leftmarks in both of us.
Our contract was finished and so had to be our feelings.
The nothingness of our situation is a lamentable loss of what we cannot understand yet.
It is like pinning down a butterfly that isn’t really there.'Link : http://www.unhingedfestival.com/alessandra-montagner/
"BINGE", created and directed by choreographer Lydia Fraser-WardPerformed at platform "Women of Mass Destruction", Rich Mix Theater, London 2012With Prisca Pagnutti & Virginia Scudeletti
Photos by Jonathon Vines
"Cabaret Voltaire", Needless Alley Collective, London 2012Performed at Performance space in Hackney, in response to Dada material supplied byand researched in collaboration with the Manchester School of Art, while taking influencefrom Hugo Ball’s poem Tontentanz (Dance of Death).
THEO ADAMS COMPANY, London 2012 - 2013Photo by Darrell BerryPerformance at Liberty for Josh Wood Atelier, London 2012
London Fashion Week, with Theo Adams Company for designer Nazir MazharTANK, Tate Modern, London 2013Theo Adams Company is a London based collective of artists, dancers, musicians, actors and singers from across the globe brought together by self-taught 24 year old artist and director Theo Adams. They create unique large-scale theatrical productions, film, events, photography and sound work.
LCP Dance Theatre, London 2014AM?I, with LCP Dance Theatre, performed at dance festival Resolution!Robin Howard Theater, London 2014Choreographer: Joanna PuchalaLCP is a multimedia dance company that uses stage performance, live music and film to raise awareness of human rights violations. Uses the real story to create a choreography, combines movement with acting and other forms of performing arts to add dramaturgy and truth to the stage performance. Produces documentary films based on violated human rights in conjunction with performing arts.
Photo by Jonathon Vines"That Which Grows" by choreographer Lydia Fraser-Ward
Performed at platform "Women of Mass Destruction II", Rich Mix Theater, July 1014, LondonSometimes we do things we shouldn’t. And sometimes, we can’t reveal what we’ve seen, or done, to anyone else. What happens when we bury that secret deep down, under the ground? A symbolic reflection of how nature responds to the poison of secrets and lies buried under the earth, and how attempting to preserve what we hold most dear can actually destroy the world around us.
With Abby Lemar & Joshua Smith
Photos by Jonathon VinesFull video of the piece --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4D4_ZIwybE
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