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An electrifying exploration of claustrophobia in relation to the open plan office and workplace expectations. Drawing on themes of exposure, isolation and escape Denis recreates a persona of vulnerable dysfunction for each performance using idiosyncratic movement, spoken word and extended vocal techniques.
Working from this theme, a real-time composition is created that captures the complex interplay between language, movement, silence and percussive sound.
A bizarre and well-executed look at the suppression of self. The Age, Melbourne
Rosie has trained as an improviser for the last 4 years. Her practice extends across disciplines working with musicians, dancers, new media and visual artists as a vocalist, poet and performer. She has presented solos at The National Review of Live Art Midland, Perth (2003 & 2005), Electrofringe (2004), Next Wave Festival (2004), The Now Now Festival (2002) and Performance Space 2002, 2003, 2005. She began her career as a writer/director however, after her third script she retrained as a performer under the guidance of Andrew Morrish.