thriceness: Name, Voice, and Gesture – who it is we are and how we tell this
Shelley Hodgson and Mark Leahy are artists and writers working with texts, recording, and performance. For this iteration of Convivial, Shelley and Mark will open out some questions around bodies, names, and communication. Their conversation develops ideas and actions they presented in the performance work ‘twiceness’ (Plymouth, May and July 2024), as they pick up on threads and themes that emerged from their working together.
Acknowledging the people in the space, as we gather together to listen, to share, to exchange, the conversation will begin with names and naming. Then considering connections to voice and to identity they will raise questions around how we tell who we are, how we connect to others, how we bridge gaps between us, us humans, and the other-than-human. The discussion will attend to matters of value, of exclusion, and how we are variously valued, differently excluded. Mixing action, gesture, talking and recording, ‘thriceness’ will address who it is that we are and how we tell this.
Speakers
Shelley Hodgson and Mark Leahy are artists and writers working with texts, recording, and performance.
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