Limbic Production Create Studio Residency Work in Progress

Limbic Production, our Resident Artists, will be showing a work in progress of Little Pascal, their new multimedia piece about childhood memories.

The group are seeking for feedback on the game they have been creating for the piece, so join them to play a Treasure Hunt around the World
Date: Wednesday, 26th January 2011
Start Time: 13.15h or 14.45h or 16.15h (approx. 45min)

Work in Progress

Date: Saturday, 29th January 2011

Start Time: 14.00h (approx. 2 hours, incl. interval + Q&A)

The Location for both events is at:
DanceDigital, Create Dance Studio, 8 Eckersely Road, Chelmsford, CM1 1SL
Events are free, but please RSVP if you want to attend either or both of the events by sending an email to [email protected]

Presented by Limbic Production in collaboration with Lola Maury and Nada Sabet:

Heavily influenced by the creators’ backgrounds in theatre and dance, Little Pascal is a performance piece, only with no performers.

Little Pascal is created in response to the different emotions adults associate with their childhood memories. The further the association to these emotions go into the past, the more they relate to a memory that cannot be recounted clearly but is often connected to our senses, like a certain smell, melody or even more general perception of what the memory might have been (e.g. playing outside in the garden or park.)

The audience enters a space, where visual illustrations, an ever changing soundscape, set, props and smell allow them to emerge into an environment where they become the character, i.e. Little Pascal.. The game is integrated into the story to allow the audience to explore their surrounding by movement, touch and even taste.

(Visit http://littlepascal.blog.co.uk/ to share what smells you associate with your childhood).

The residency at DanceDigital’s Create Dance Studio, gives the opportunity to research how to assimilate these different elements, and marks the first big step in connecting the different components that will be creating the full-scale production.

Little Pascal Research and Development is being Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England