PARTICLES - Physical Theatre
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Particles is a physical theatre performance incorporating the use of lighting, sound and animation. Collaborating with different professions, this piece aims to explore the theme of Time; specifically throughout a relationship.
Directed by: Jack Hesketh
Produced & Edited by: Joelle Brabban
Cast: Andre Lassemo, Aleksander Varadian, Claire Jolliffe, Meghan Malusek
Lighting & Animation: Dylan Howells
Sound: Gareth Stevens
With thanks to: LIPA, Liverpool Light Night 2017
This was a non-profit, institution created piece. I do not own the rights to this music.
Contact jackhesketh93@gmail.com for inquires
Wow.. I'm surprised that People are So Bitter about Watching this coz Their teacher told them to...
I Just Stumbled upon this Video.. And I'm in Love with it.. 💗💗💗💗
Thank you!
And I’m one of those ❤✌️😌
In my honest to god opinion, Physical Theatre is hands down the best type of theatre there is. The articulation, the music and the story told through the body. Also I feel it is the most underrated and unappreciated type of theatre there is. Such beautiful work 👏👏👏
I agree... and I'm a Artistic Director... Drama Teacher...
I think I'm going to START incorporating this more in my teaching and stage performance.
LOVE THIS...
It's also one of the most difficult to perform. You don't have text guiding an audience through a story with you, so it's imperative that your energy communicates to the entire space
The only thing that beats it is radio theater! Radio theater is like the best!
...This is probably the only PT video I've seen while helping someone with research that actually told a good story through the motions alone without relying on any words at all to help convey a story, and still managed to be strong and powerful enough to bring tears to my eyes at one point.
Such a beautiful performance! Even my drama teacher show it to me
This was so beautiful. I felt as if I was perhaps intruding
amazing work so proud of Liverpool for being a base for physical theatre
I am an Artistic Director... and Teacher...
I will show this to my Acting Students...
Love this video... So Beautiful.
Thanks for watching!
This is so beautiful! Amazing choreography and incredibly inspiring.
Thank you!
This is super amazing super educational, hats off to all the artists
Love it. Great Performance. Thank you for bring it.
can someone explain the meaning of this masterpiece because i need to understand the detail of it
can someone please tell me what this is about so I don't have to do my work
PHAHA I WAS GOING TO SAY THE SAME THING
LOLL help i literally have homework on this i was gonna say the same thing
Wow! Awesome... I really like the way performers deliver their emotions through expressions & express the whole story from the body. It is easy to perform with dialogues but, it is more difficult when you don't have dialogues, the only way you have to understand & adapt the psychology of the character.👌🏻😃 I really love this performance 🎭
So interesting, beautiful amazing, choreography so cool, acting.
"BRAVO DARLINGS... BRAVO"
3:32 don't mind me. im putting this for my own reference
This is amazing, don't know why I teared up...
Wait, this is AMAZING 😃
YOU'RE amazing
Wooow❤️❤️❤️
It was great, I was thrilled!
It is really awsome., I can't stop watching this one.
Great work
Thank you!
I loved this piece of work! i wanted to know what was the purpose behind this play or what has inspired to make this act?
Did you know ??
@@rahmazghoul4043 yeah
can someone tell me what's going on I don't understand
Particles is a physical theatre performance incorporating the use of lighting, sound and animation. Collaborating with different professions, this piece aims to explore the theme of Time; specifically throughout a relationship.
There you go!
@@harrythorn436 ngl you deserve a sub tysm
It would be so cool if you could put something on, like this again!
I’d be feeling the physical theatre when I perform in a drama production
Amazing, I am impressed .
Wow...great job🔥
Wonderful performance
so im watching this for school and i thought it was pretty cool, i kept on wondering how you did the lighting because at first i thought maybe strip lights? then i realized it was a projection. i have questions and i dont know if there is going to be a reply but: was there more then one projector? and where was it placed because i couldnt figure it out? and did you just use a projector or were there other things.
Hey! We used one projector but managed to animated the lights and projection by scanning the dimensions of the whole wall. We were then able to manipulate light and visual. We also used some rigged lighting and three spotlights which were on the floor in front of the actors which created the silhouettes on the wall.
thank you
So cool
Can someone tell me where the location? Was this a public show? This is amazing!!!
Hi Emma! This was done as part of the LightNight festival in Liverpool in 2017. It was done as a kind of art installation so it would loop after it finished and the public could walk in at any point of the piece.
8:43 MWAHH
this almost made me say the f word
Aidan Billard Dooley same
bruh
maja nahi aaya
my teacher is making me watch this crap
shutupshmuck same
Same
@Emily Arliss emily hahahah
This is really bad. I hope you don't think this is actually physical theatre.
This was disturbing
Physical theatre is boring. I prefer dancing
true
Depends on the story and emotions
Charlotte Jones i make the emphasis on form and aesthetics and classical dancing y far superior in form than physical theatre
@@diegomoreno5927 then you're not really saying it's boring. You're saying it's superior in technical skill.
This is NOT physical theatre.