Event
JUNCTURES²
24 Mar 2018
Event times
All day from 10.30am
Cost of entry
Full day: £20 (£15 con) | Half day £15 (£12.50 con)
Address
- Cambridge Leisure Park
- Clifton Way
- Cambridge
- CB1 7GX
- United Kingdom
Flies, molecular love, public transport, chocolate, social dance, and nuclear cocktails:
Junctures², is a day of live performances and provocations exploring innovation in interdisciplinary and transcultural practice from the UK, Europe, South America, Japan and the Middle East.
About
Junctures² is a platform for those interested in the discovery of new ideas born out of the clash of cultures and a chance to observe, explore, dance, laugh, question and argue.
Dotted around the building, 30 Bird will present the latest Junctures commissions:
THE VILLA PROJECT: looks at architecture and memory through the unique landscape of residential buildings in Chile where domesticity sat side by side with torture; with performer Daniela Contreras and film maker Edison Cajas
VANISHING POINTS: delves into the phenomenon of Johatsu, the vanishing people of Japan; with choreographer Zoi Dimitriou and anthropologist Sachiko Horiguchi.
THE MOTHER OF ALL PAIN: investigates communication between children in pain, clinicians and the mother figure as the axis point of crisis, with Professor Bernie Carter and Writer Rob Young.
In partnership with the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, 30 Bird is delighted to share a number of interdisciplinary collaborations including, VOREPHILIA an experimental opera and a multi-media installation that invites its audience to explore the relationship between parasite and host (winner of the joint LMB/30 Bird commission). With Gareth Bloomfield, Waste Paper Opera Company and visual artist Gary Zhang.
Special event: ONCE IRAN FROM YOU: join 30 Bird Artistic Director, Mehrdad Seyf and Artist/film maker, Richard DeDomenici for drinks, conversation, music, Iranian pastries, dancing and performance, as they recount the story of their failed attempts to organize a Chris De Burgh concert in Tehran. Featuring performances by Tara Fatehi Irani and Pouya Ehsaei.