Speak With Liking

Speak With Liking (Working Process)

Part of the workshop Acting/ Not Acting / Scripted / Unscripted

Run by Rob Flint at Nottingham Trent University

25 - 27th October 2010

Performed by Alice Gale-Feeny

This piece was developed as part of a body of work in collaboration with Alice Gale-Feeny, exploring public speaking, authority and embarrassment.

Ceremony

In collaboration with Alice Gale-Feeny. Performed at the Hatch Fresh festival in Leicester at the Embrace Centre on the 16th October 2011

Filmed by Faye Green and Brendan Curtis-Burton

Eye Sweep

Regularly sweep your eyes left-centre-right and back and front-middle-rear and back, so that you engage all members of your audience. The actor Tom Cruise once told an interviewer: "A lot of the time, what acting is really about is meeting someone's eye."

How to write and speak

Interchange

Performance at Nottingham Trent University

11am performance

12pm performance

2pm Performance

It was like a film of a film

TOUR|HARRINGAY|POETRY|PASSAGE

Photographs by Charlie Sheldon

Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Partial Eclipse Review

http://www.a-n.co.uk/interface/reviews/single/1541765

Pictograms

http://somuchpileup.blogspot.com/2008/11/olympics-pictograms-moscow-1980.html

Billboard

Massage

Take a generous amount of cream: squeeze in the palm

Massage my arm

This hand supports; the other hand glides

Massage my thighs

Circular motions: all the way round with our fingertips

Massage my hips

Repeat three times

Massage my spine

Tell the whole leg I’m still there

Massage my hair

Would you be able to give me a nice deep breath please?

Massage my knees

Feel the muscle beneath

Massage my teeth

Careful not to overexpose the patient: gently moving back the towels

Massage my jowls

Hack with your fingers relaxed until the area numbs

Massage my thumbs

Repeat on the other side as before

Massage my jaw

You’ve definitely increased circulation in the tissue when a red glow appears

Massage my ears

Moscow 1980 Olympics Childrens' Opening Ceremony

Shop Opening Ceremony - Lion Dance

Waggle

Angle Legs

Train to Crewe

I'm going to camp Crewe

In my Crewe-cut vest

I'm drinking some stewe

of interest

Those cows are walking in a really good line

They do that sometimes, cows do

They do.

Swing the golf ball

Hit the train

I can explain

Hammer

Forward Bend Extends

http://www.artsadmin.co.uk/artsonline/120/summer-project-2011-photo-story?utm_source=Artsadmin+List&utm_campaign=7cb06ad40b-News_email_13_09_119_12_2011&utm_medium=email

Photographs by Stephen King

Warning

Sainsbury's

Einstein on the Beach

Do you know they just don't make clothes for people who wears glasses. There's no pockets anymore. So if you take your glasses off They're easy to lose or break Well New York A Phonic Center has the answer to your problem.

Contactless lenses and the new soft lenses. The Center gives you thirty days and see if you like them. And if you don't. They could refunds your money. ( Except for the examination fee.) So if you're tired of glasses. Go to New York a Phonic Center on Eleven West Fourty-Second Street near Fifth Avenue for sight with no hassle.

I was in this prematurely air-conditioned super market

and there were all these aisles

and there were all these bathing caps that you could buy

which had these kind of Fourth of July plumes on them

they were red and yellow and blue

I wasn't tempted to buy one

but I was reminded of the fact that I had been avoiding the beach

Lets Dance Sugar Lips

Workshop run by Rebecca Gamble at this year's Summer Lodge
I really enjoyed dancing in a confined space with other people, yet being unaware of what they were doing. I felt uninhibited when copying my avitar.

Dinner at Swinger's Car Wash

Part of Andrew Brown's Beating the Bounds workshop: an overnight walk around the border of Nottingham

This is Not a Performance or a Lecture Review

http://www.a-n.co.uk/interface/reviews/single/1363914