Poor Pour Anne
Choreography, direction, text, sound design, performance: Meredith Glisson
Additional text: William Shakespeare, Richard III; Virginia Woolf, The Waves; T.S. Eliot, The Wasteland |
Photos: Lucy Roumayah
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October 2011 - Naxos Bobine, Paris France
September 2011 - Philly Fringe Festival
October 2010 - Fridays at Noon at 92nd Street Y
September 2011 - Philly Fringe Festival
October 2010 - Fridays at Noon at 92nd Street Y
Pour Poor Anne is a one-woman performance based on the character study of Shakespeare’s Lady Anne in Richard III. By researching the capacities of the human will, I have taken the story of Lady Anne’s capacity to survive despite the terrible shortcomings of her existence.
From these tragic experiences, there is a reflection on how life is defined and death contemplated. This close liaison between life and death precariously determines our decisions and defines our existence. I believe art, in all mediums, discusses the subjects of life and death.
My creative process is a multi-task, experiential approach. I explore physical vocabularies based on gestural movement in order to understand human behavior in specific environments and circumstances. I currently enjoy writing and working with scripts, which are deconstructed and later re-imagined by inserting spontaneous vocal improvisations, ambient sounds and influential literature.
From these tragic experiences, there is a reflection on how life is defined and death contemplated. This close liaison between life and death precariously determines our decisions and defines our existence. I believe art, in all mediums, discusses the subjects of life and death.
My creative process is a multi-task, experiential approach. I explore physical vocabularies based on gestural movement in order to understand human behavior in specific environments and circumstances. I currently enjoy writing and working with scripts, which are deconstructed and later re-imagined by inserting spontaneous vocal improvisations, ambient sounds and influential literature.