Lost work in progress performances schedule

Lucie Lee collaboration with Manoli Moriaty

buy Lurasidone usa Lucie Lee was invited to perform with Manoli Moriaty, with whom she has collaboratored on DeviceD work. The performance called Symbiosis took place at Creative Fuse North East conference at Newcastle upon Tyne. Symbiosis is an interactive performance realised through collaboration between the expressive mediums of sound and physical movement.

Residency at Kala Sangam Bradford

Kiraoli Last week Lucie Lee Dance Company was in residence at Kala Sangam Arts Centre in Bradford. We took over the wonderful Ganges Theatre and transformed it into immersive space with visuals, sound, choreography and intrigued set desgin with aerial silk. This RnD residency is to work on our current experimental work called LOST.  The week was challenging and informative in the same time, testing our visuals, projection mapping, EEG headset

Book workshop

We are looking for groups/schools/colleges to deliver our DANCE DIGITAL and MINDFULNESS workshop to raise 5%income as part of our ACE funding. BOOK admin@lucieleedancecompany.org.uk or phone 07752246185   Please can you share and get in touch if you want to book anytime between May and October 2018: email: admin@lucieleedancecompany.org.uk  or tel: 07752246185   I have delivered the workshop to my dance degree students this week as part of the MENTAL

Dance Digital and Mindfulness workshop

We had fantastic day delivering dance digital and mindfulness workshop to BA Hons Dance Practice Degree students Music and Performing Arts at University Centre Doncaster at Cast as part of the #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek. This is part of our new RnD project called ‘LOST’ which explores the human conditions when going through difficult times, which might effected a persons mental health, alter theirs long term memories and emotions and in most extreme

FOCUSWales 2018

Our artistic director Lucie Lee was part of the conference panel at FOCUSWales 2018. What can artists do that technologist can’t, and technologists do that artists can’t? “Art gives us a shortcut to understanding profoundness or something complex”  great panel on the relationship between art & digital innovations this morning. Also our work Moving Memories was part of the ‘FocusWales -INTERACTIVE’ event at Ty Pawb. Lucie Lee and Michael Dunn

Moving Memories article in Asian Lite

Our current work ‘Moving Memories’ has been featured in the Asian Lite International publication written by Geetha Upadhyaya. Geetha visited us during our residency in August at Kala Sangam, where she has observed the creative process. Please read the full article here https://asianlite.com/news/uk-news/memorable-moves-with-lucie-lee/

Dance Digital workshop at Mind the Gap

Lucie has delivered a dance digital workshop to dance students at Mind the Gap in November 2017. This workshop has been design around the company’s work ‘Moving Memories’ which using the interdisciplinary approach using dance theatre, digital technologies and visual arts. Students had an opportunity explore the improvisation technique with Kinect and create their own drawings. You can read the blog on this workshop here: http://www.mind-the-gap.org.uk/stories/lucie-lee-digital-dance-workshop/ Thank you to Karen and

Workshops at Bradford College

Lucie has delivered 3 workshops with A level and Access to HE Art and Design students at Bradford College in October 2017. This workshop has been design around the company’s work ‘Moving Memories’ which using the interdisciplinary approach using dance theatre, digital technologies and visual arts. These workshops were part of serious of live drawing sessions for students at Bradford College Bradford School of Art. Live Drawing sessions were in 2D

Moving memories Review

Read the review on our recent work Moving Memories The Telegraph & Argus and thank you to Discourse Groupfor their PR support. http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/leisure/taleisure_artnews/15582176.Dance_inspired_sculpture_gives_off_sounds_and_smells/