This event finished on: 16 May 2010
Something Happening is a two-day, multi-stage festival happening throughout The Place's building on Sat 15 and Sun 16 May, celebrating 40 years of The Place.
Session 4 (Sun 16 May 12 - 4pm)
*Programme may be subject to change
12-12.30pm Studio 6
The Fish Flaxman Aquarium
(choreographer: Akane Abe) Duration: 30 mins
12 – 12.40pm Studio 8 (Robert Cohan Studio)
made by Katie Green Lost and Found (extract)
(choreographer: Katie Green) Duration: 15 mins
Amy Bell & Valentina Golfieri That Was the Time I Stopped
Duration: 13 mins
12 – 12.50pm Founders’ Studio
Freddie Opoku Addaie & Jorge Crecis Bf Duration: 18 mins
Albert Quesada (Aerowaves) Solo on Bach & Glenn Duration: 26 mins
12-1pm Classes & Course Office
Bettina Strickler & Elizabetta d’Aloia The Archivist Duration:repeated
12–4pm Lecture Room
Film screenings: the story of The Place
12.15 – 1.15pm Studio 5
Shift Divided Duration: 60 mins
12.45 – 1pm Flaxman Terrace Landings
Shuffle Stacked up
(choreographer: Rachael Mossom) Duration: 4 mins
1-3pm Studio 6
Dance Spinner
(session led by Jonathan Goddard & Joe Walkling)
1-1.40pm Studio 8 (Robert Cohan Studio)
made by Katie Green Lost and Found (extract)
(choreographer: Katie Green) Duration: 15 mins
Amy Bell & Valentina Golfieri That Was the Time I Stopped
Duration: 13 mins
1.10-2pm Founders’ Studio
Freddie Opoku Addaie & Jorge Crecis Bf Duration: 18 mins
Albert Quesada (Aerowaves) Solo on Bach & Glenn Duration: 26 mins
1.15 – 2pm commences from the Box Office
Dog Kennel Hill Project People Working Project
(choreographers: Ben Ash, Henrietta Hale & Rachel Lopez de la Nieta)
Duration: 30 mins
1.30-1.35pm Flaxman Terrace Landings
Shuffle Stacked up
(choreographer: Rachael Mossom) Duration: 4 mins
1.35–2.25pm Studios 1 & 2
Doris Stelzer gender jungle - wo/man
Duration: 60 mins
2–3pm Classes & Course Office
Bettina Strickler & Elizabetta d’Aloia The Archivist Duration: repeated
2.30–2.45pm The Place Café
Performance poet Zena Edwards
2.45-3pm Flaxman Terrace
h2dance Choir Project: Attention!
(choreographers: Hanna Gillgren & Heidi Rustgaard) Duration: 15 mins
3-4pm Robin Howard Dance Theatre
Sound Moves
(choreographer: Candice Kyle / composer: Amy Bryce) The Piece
(choreographer: Beatrice Roe / composer: Theodore Hill) Troubles
(choreographer: Grace Benson / composer: Oliver Till) Fall to Union
(choreographer: Jannick Moth / composer: Nick White) Red Identity Duration: 14 mins
Goddard | Nixon Project Ladies and Gentlemen, how bored are you? (choreographers: Jonathan Goddard & Gemma Nixon) Duration: 14 mins
Centre for Advanced Training (CAT)/Guildhall Anima
(choreographer: Anh Ngoc Nguyen) Duration: 8 mins
Darren Ellis Sticks & Bones Duration: 18 mins
The Place opened its doors while the 1960s were still swinging, as a venue for the creative and the curious to make new discoveries in dance and other art forms. There were many different types of performance: some were called shows, others concerts or recitals, many simply “happenings”.
Something Happening celebrates the spirit of artistic exploration that was at the heart of The Place when it was founded, and which remains at its heart today. It brings together the artists for whom The Place is a home – established and emerging choreographers and dancers, students, young people – to make things happen throughout the building.
In the theatre, in studios and specially-configured spaces, in the windows and on the walls, in corridors and in cupboards, they’ll be opportunities to share in the vibrant, diverse, experimental and exciting dance that is created at The Place.
The weekend is divided into five sessions so you can book to see some specific performances, and simply happen upon others.
Click here to download the full schedule for Something Happening
Tickets for Something Happening cost £10 per session, £25 for any three sessions, £40 for all five sessions.
Multi-buy discounts are not available online - call 020 7121 1100 to book for three or more sessions.
The Place’s 40th anniversary celebrations are generously supported by the International Foundation for Arts and Culture
(Chairman: Haruhisa Handa)