I'm doing my duologue for Drama on this, and the first time I ever read it I felt sorry for her. It was a cry for help - just no one helped her. She was fighting with herself, she didn't want to live as she felt guilty. The guilt was that she felt as though she was killing both "her brother and her lover" as it says in the play. One of the best plays I've ever read, one of the most challenging drama performances I've ever had to do. But this for a dance interpretation is absolutely amazing.
THIS video is one of my FAVOURITES . i downloaded the sound (music and narration) for my ipod .... i've heard it a million times during all my summer ...... i also uploaded it to my blog and my fb profile . GREAT GREAT WORK . congrats and many many thanks
we learned that the point is that the speaker feels trapped and that she can't move herself or even control her own voice... i'm confused by this concentration on movement. i'd like to know why the director decided to take it in this direction.
I used the dance for this preview because I wanted to bring beauty into Ms. Kanes very dark space. I thought that a kind of agony fixed with the stylization of dance would make her important work accessible to my audience. Beauty objectifies the subject so we can safely view it but, at the same time, pulls us in and makes us vulnerable as we get lost in the imagery and music. So the message or story becomes a part of the viewer. Beauty is the way in. At least that was my hope.
I'm doing my duologue for Drama on this, and the first time I ever read it I felt sorry for her. It was a cry for help - just no one helped her. She was fighting with herself, she didn't want to live as she felt guilty. The guilt was that she felt as though she was killing both "her brother and her lover" as it says in the play. One of the best plays I've ever read, one of the most challenging drama performances I've ever had to do. But this for a dance interpretation is absolutely amazing.
Hannekexoxo 4 months ago
quite the most affecting thing I've seen for a long time.
SuperVoodooguru 9 months ago
in 0:37, what does the phrase mean?? did Sarah write it before she commited suicide? please, if anyone know i would appreciate an answer!
Louiziana7 11 months ago
@Louiziana7 Yes it was the last piece she wrote before she committed suicide :)
asswhole239 8 months ago
MOST beautiful work seen on sarah;s work ........
KYBELH 1 year ago
a fantastic interpretation.
A beautiful incite into the mind of the psychotic
pottubb1 1 year ago
@pottubb1 fuck you
greenvii 1 year ago
Gran video. Capta de manera poética el doloroso y particular mundo de Sarah Kane.
Bapy50 2 years ago
THIS video is one of my FAVOURITES . i downloaded the sound (music and narration) for my ipod .... i've heard it a million times during all my summer ...... i also uploaded it to my blog and my fb profile . GREAT GREAT WORK . congrats and many many thanks
KYBELH 2 years ago
Beautiful video. Lovely images.
rhythmandbluesalibi 2 years ago
Thank you!
cavinvid 2 years ago
An amazing interpretation, quietly haunting, sensual and raw.
falconwriter 2 years ago
I thought the dancers did wonderful work.
cavinvid 2 years ago
we learned that the point is that the speaker feels trapped and that she can't move herself or even control her own voice... i'm confused by this concentration on movement. i'd like to know why the director decided to take it in this direction.
upsidedowni 2 years ago
I used the dance for this preview because I wanted to bring beauty into Ms. Kanes very dark space. I thought that a kind of agony fixed with the stylization of dance would make her important work accessible to my audience. Beauty objectifies the subject so we can safely view it but, at the same time, pulls us in and makes us vulnerable as we get lost in the imagery and music. So the message or story becomes a part of the viewer. Beauty is the way in. At least that was my hope.
cavinvid 2 years ago
Thanks for the reply!
upsidedowni 2 years ago
What music is this?
onedayiwanttobecool 3 years ago
The music is used by permission from Pedestrian. The lifted detail is from the song The Heights by band leader Joel Shearer.
cavinvid 2 years ago
beautiful.
tinalilith 3 years ago