From: "Lovatt, Peter J" <p.j.lovatt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 3 de mayo de 2010 6:37:03 EDT
To: MEDIA-ARTS-AND-DANCE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: 23 Feelings in Dance: Call for Submissions
Reply-To: "Lovatt, Peter J" <p.j.lovatt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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23 Feelings in Dance
To be shown as part of the Edinburgh Fringe August 2010
We invite submissions for a series of 23, 3-minute, dance pieces.
Each dance piece should be inspired by one of the “feelings” listed
below.
You can create your dance piece in any form of dance or physical
theatre and it can include any number of dancers of any age. You can
create and submit just one dance piece or you can create and submit
several pieces.
The brief is simply that the dance piece should be inspired by one
of the feelings listed below and it must not be longer than 3 minutes.
The final 23 pieces of dance will be shown (or danced live if you
or your dancers are able attend Edinburgh during August) at the
Bedlam Theatre as part of the dance production “Dance Doctor, Dance!
The Psychology of Dance Show”. The Psychology of Dance Show is a 50
minute interactive show where Dr Peter Lovatt will discuss, amongst
other things, the science of how we recognize emotion in dance.
The 23 Feelings in Dance pieces will be used to illustrate the wide
range of emotions that can be communicated through an equally wide
range of forms of dance. The Psychology of Dance Show runs for 23
nights (from 6th to 28th August) and one of the 23 Feelings in Dance
pieces will be shown on video or performed by your company each night.
At the end of the Edinburgh run it is hoped that a film will be made
of the 23 Feelings in Dance with a commentary and interviews with
the choreographers.
Submission information
1. To register an interest in the project or to discuss your
ideas before you create and film your piece contact Peter Lovatt on P.J.Lovatt@xxxxxxxxxxx
2. Once you have created your piece, film it, and then either
post it on YouTube, and send Peter a link to it, or burn the film
onto disc and send the disc to Peter at the University of
Hertfordshire (address below). Don’t worry too much about the
quality of the filming at this stage of the process.
3. Submissions or expressions of interest must be made by Friday
11th June 2010.
List of Feelings
Set 1
love, adore, alive, wanted, lustful, worthy, pity, respected,
empathy, awed, enthusiastic, zealous, courageous, hate, unloved,
abhor, despised, hurt, miserable, pain, lonely, cynical, worthless,
impotent, futile, accursed, abandoned, estranged, degraded,
humiliated, shocked, panicky, trapped, horrified, afraid, scared,
terrified, threatened, infuriated, furious, exhausted
Set 2
enchanted, infatuated, tender, vibrant, independent, capable, proud,
gratified, worthy, sympathetic, important, concerned, appreciated,
consoled, delighted, eager, optimistic, joyful, hopeful, valiant,
brave, brilliant, disgusted, resentful, bitter, detested, fed-up,
frustrated, depressed, sick, dissatisfied, fatigued, worn-out,
useless, weak, hopeless, forlorn, rejected, guilty, embarrassed,
inhibited, bewildered, frightened, anxious, dismayed, apprehensive,
disturbed, antagonistic, vengeful, indignant, mad, torn
Set 3
liked, cared for, esteemed, affectionate, fond, excited, patient,
strong, inspired, anticipating, amused, yearning, peaceful,
determined, pleased, excited, jolly, relieved, glad, adventurous,
peaceful, intelligent, suspicious, envious, enmity, aversion,
dejected, bored, forlorn, disappointed, wearied, inadequate,
ineffectual, helpless, resigned, apathetic, shy, uncomfortable,
baffled, confused, nervous, tempted, tense, worried, perplexed,
troubled, disdainful, contemptuous, alarmed, annoyed, provoked
Set 4
friendly, benevolent, at-ease, relaxed, comfortable, content, keen,
amazed, alert, sure, attractive, approved, untroubled, graceful,
turned on, warm, amused, daring, comfortable, smart, interested,
unpopular, listless, moody, lethargic, gloomy, dismal, discontented,
tired, indifferent, unsure, impatient, dependent, unimportant,
regretful, bashful, puzzled, self-conscious, edgy, upset, reluctant,
timid, mixed-up, sullen, provoked
If you require any further information please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Peter
Dr Peter Lovatt
Principal Lecturer & Reader in Psychology
Dance Psychology Lab
School of Psychology
University of Hertfordshire
College Lane
Hatfield
Herts, AL10 9AB
Office: 01707 284608
Mobile: 07765 250 427
Email: P.J.Lovatt@xxxxxxxxxxx
Peter’s Website: www.DanceDrDance.com
Peter’s Blog on Psychology Today:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/dance-psychology
