Dance Artist Lily Hayward-Smith has been the second occupant of Unit 4 as part of the Fargo Space Programme and tonight was the performance of You Are Here – a gentle and warm exploration of the memories of Far Gosford Street that her company has uncovered whilst in residence. The audience was served tea and cake during the performance and before they left they were invited to add their own memories of the street to the web of memories woven during the show.
Month: September 2010
Some pictures from the show ahead of press night tonight. #WLYC
BBC C&W Sports Reporter loved We Love You City and got some good comments from the audience too – including Coventry athletics legend Dave Moorcroft who thought the show was “really quite brilliant…absolutely fantastic”!
Final score 3-2 to Coventry City (Phew) #WLYC
A packed house seemed to have a great night re-living the nailbiting 90 mins plus extra time. Cyrille Regis was in the audience too – which made a few of the Cov fans’ nights! Here he is with (most of) the cast in the foyer after the show singing #pusb
If you saw the show and have any questions or comments, you can post here, or tweet @birdmail – be nice to hear from you.
[Photo by LX Designer Arnim Friess]
Can’t beat a bit of brass: Play up Sky Blues! #WLYC
Played by City of Coventry Salvation Army Band.
How (not) to distress a shirt #WLYC
This actually did nothing at all to the shirt – which has now been broken down in a more conventional manner to make it look like it’s been run over by a car *sigh*
Best seat in the house… #WLYC
Not meant to have a favourite seat. As the designer I’m sort of meant to share the view out, not favour any particular audience member – BUT – if you haven’t got your ticket yet, I recommend a balcony seat above the goal…! (jv)
The Three Tuns? The Diplomat? Technical rehearsal pics. #WLYC
Oggy draws the lucky winner for #WLYC tix
You’ve stuck with us this far, you deserve a sneaky peak ahead of Saturday… #WLYC
Shhh, whisper it…”it’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen another human being do” (Houchen’s equaliser)
2-1, 2-2 movement and music: last-but-one pre-tech run of #WLYC
Last but one run-through before we begin teching on Monday.
A section of music (written by Derek Nisbet and played live by David Colvin & Karen Fisher-Pollard) where there’s much football-type action (choreographed by Vanessa Cook) going on – but you’ll just have to imagine that bit for now…