Category Archives: Demi Morrison

Exploring Ideas

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Demi Morrison

Personal responses to the beginning of the rehearsal process: Demi Morrison’s Response: We have decided as a group to experiment with a few different ideas in rehearsal as we have had a few problems trying to agree on something to … Continue reading →

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Whisper

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Jessica Smith

Our responses to Proto-type Theater’s Whisper Jessica Smith’s Response Whisper consists of three performers on stage behind a back lit screen so they are shown as silhouettes. The story is narrated by each of them through headphones, which the audience members are wearing. Peter … Continue reading →

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Franko B: Impressions and Context

Posted on October 14, 2012 by Leanne McKettrick

Franko B is a performance artist who we were all very interested in, below our responses to his work. Demi Morrison’s Response: Continuing on from the question ‘how to make the audience feel uncomfortable?’ in my first post, I have … Continue reading →

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What Is Contemporary Experimental Performance?

Posted on October 14, 2012 by Demi Morrison

After looking at what is performance itself, I felt it necessary to look into ‘what is CEP?’. I decided to do some continuous writing on the subject with different headings in relation to CEP. This is what I got: Contemporary: … Continue reading →

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In The Begining

Posted on October 9, 2012 by Demi Morrison

What is Contemporary Experimental Performance? How do you create a piece of Contemporary Experimental Performance? What are you limitations, if any? What is performance? These are all questions that I had as I went to my first contemporary experimental performance … Continue reading →