2,3,6

A coming performance with Borderline Guerillas plus guests, Corey Mwamba , vibraphone and Alan Jenkins bass clarinet and sax.

The gig will have 3 sets. In the first, 2 names will be drawn out of a musical object and they will do a 20 minute set. The names will be put to one side and a further 3 names picked out. They will then do a 20 minute slot. Finally we all will do a set.

We are aiming to do this in the Glasshouse, previously the Vertigo cafe, in the Derby Dance Centre in May.

Bet 4 Motion

BET4motion (formerly BET4 Artists / BET4 Performance)

ATSAWAYTODOIT - THE PUNCH PROJECT
June 1996 The Brewhouse Arts Centre, Burton-on-Trent
August 1996 Kunstverein, Lingen, Germany
August 1996 Jardin des Tuileries. Paris
August 1996 Edinburgh Festival Fringe

INSIDE/OUTSIDE/IN
June 1997 The Custard Factory Arts Centre, Birmingham
June 1997 The Brewhouse Arts Centre, Burton-on-Trent
September 1997 Kunstverein, Lingen, Germany
September 1997 The Documenta, International Arts Festival, Kassel. Germany
October 1997 Derby University
January 1998 Turtle Key Arts Centre, London
June 1998 Manchester Metro University
August 1998 Galerie Municipale, Vitry-sur-Seine, Paris
August 1998 Galerie Confluence, Bastille, Paris

SECONDSANDS
September 1999 Wirksworth Arts Festival, Derbyshire
March 2000 Stafford College of Further Education
June 2000 Warwick University
July 2000 The Green Room Arts Centre, Manchester
February 2001 National Review Of Live Art, Glasgow

POLARITIES

Polarities integrates physical theatre, contemporary dance,and the strange musical landscape of Borderline Guerillas to produce a unique piece of theatre.

The logical world epitomised by Science and Mathematics weaves into and out of the world of spontaneity and the surreal and the two occasionally collide withsparks. The piece is performed by two professional dancers, Simone Gilliat and Sarah Duff and Borderline Guerillas, (Graham Foster on bass and electronics, Corey Mwamba on vibraphone and percussion, Rocco Francelli on accordion and electronics, Walt Shaw percussion and Unkle Peechi on decks.)

These musicians have plenty experience in physical theatre pieces and live art pieces, so don't expect a normal delineation of roles. Surprises abounded!

After the performance there was an opportunity for
interested people in the audience to discuss the piece with the performers.

The performance was made possible with the financial
assistance of Arts Council, England. Thanks too for support from Geoff Wright and Derby Jazz, Gopa Nath of Surtal Asian Arts, Pat Sears and John Port School. A special thanks to Amanda Roberts,Director and all the staff at Derby Dance Centre.