Stolen Time 1986

Stolen Time 1985 documentation and staged images, photographer Ruby Davies, Image Derek Kreckler

  • Stolen Time 1986, rehearsal, Reto Oechslin and Sue-Ellen Kohler
  • Stolen Time 1986, Reto Oechslin performing
  • Stolen Time 1986, Reto Oechslin and Angela Zivkovics performing
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, table scene
  • Stolen Time 1986, Jenny Plumstead, Sue-Ellen Kohler, and Annette Tesoriero
  • Stolen Time 1986, Sue-Ellen Kohler rehearsal
  • Stolen Time 1986
  • Stolen Time 1986
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Jenny Plubstead performing
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Scene 2
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Scene 2
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Scene 2, Sarah Blacklock, Jenny Plumstaed and Lucy Guerin
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Table scene
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Table scene, Sarah Blacklock
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Table scene
  • Stolen Time 1986, performance, Table scene
  • Stolen Time 1986, rehearsal
  • Stolen Time 1986, rehearsal
  • Stolen Time 1986, rehearsal
  • Stolen Time 1986, rehearsal
  • Stolen Time 1986, Angela Zivkovics and Caroline Wilkins
  • Stolen Time 1986, Caroline Wilkins
  • Stolen Time 1986, Caroline Wilkins
  • Stolen Time 1986 Angela Zivkovics

Stolen Time 1986

Tempo Rubato – a musical term meaning stolen time, describes the way in which time can be lengthened or shortened. Stolen Time was an experiment with physical movement, images, text, music and sound in performance.

The majority of the performance was based on living tableaux which could be collapsed or exploded into movement to form another tableaux. To create small compositions within a larger composition and move between states.

 

Performers:

Sarah Blacklock
Nellie Grundel
Lucy Guerin
Sue-Ellen Kohler
Vineta Lagzdina
Reno Oechslin
Jenny Plumstead
Annette Tesoriero
Caroline Wilkins
Angela Zivkovics

Photographer Ruby Davies
Director Derek Kreckler

 

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