Performances: Flagrant Wisdom

Lives in London

Devised and directed by Rose English in collaboration with National Glass Centre; University of Sunderland; Wearside Glass and Jonathan Graham. Performed by Mo Yu Ting; Zhang Bi Huan; Zhou Yu Ying of Shanghai Acrobatic Troupe, China & glass artists James Maskrey; Kalki Mansel; Ben Walters; Christine Kerrs and Norman Veitch.

Produced by Barry Plews and Hu He, Reckless Moments.

Curated by Grainne Sweeney, National Glass Centre for Trading Places

First performed National Glass Centre, Sunderland, 21 November 2009
Ornamental Happiness

Devised and directed by Rose English in collaboration with composer Luke Stoneham, designer Simon Vincenzi. and lighting designer Chahine Yavroyan. Performed by Claire Bessent, Rose English, Sophia Hao, Jennifer John, François Testory, James Orrell, Julian Warburton and Lu Dan, Ji Maoling and Ji Qi Mei of the Zhejiang Acrobatic Troupe of China. Produced by Jeremy Goldstein, London Artists Projects Ltd.

Commissioned by Liverpool Capital of European Culture and presented in association with Unity Theatre and Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art.

First performed Unity Theatre, Liverpool, 12 September 2006

Devised and presented by Rose English, with assistance by Sara Santos and Phoebe English

Commissioned by Wild Gift – a festival of live art

First performed in the Study Room, Theatre Museum, London, 26 May 2006

Written by Rose English and composed by David Sawer; with voice by Efua Quashie and toy piano by Isabel Ettenauer; produced by Martin Cotton for Ladbroke Productions,

Commissioned by ‘Between the Ears’ and broadcast BBC Radio 4 27 December 2003
An Electric Bouquet

Devised and directed by Rose English in collaboration with High Spin Dance Theatre Company. Music composed by Luke Stoneham, costumes designed by Holly Murray, lighting design by Chahine Yavoroyan. With Julia Burcham, Rainna Crudge, Becky Hodgson, Irene Mensah, David Mileman, Maria Pengelly, Ben Pierre, Andy Saunders and Dan Shelton. Musician: Luke Stoneham.

First performed Komedia, Brighton, 15 October 2002
Standing Room Only - an opera of the ordinary

Devised, directed and produced by Rose English, music composed by Ian Hill, lighting design by Chahine Yavroyan. With Rose English and singers Jean Marc Barsam, Grace Cook, Rita Gee, Nell Jordan Gent, Pamela Lawrence, Grace Nyandoro, Theresa Nyandoro, François Testory, the North London Voices and musicians Ian Hill and Frances Knight.

Commissioned by and first performed at Hoxton Hall, London, 19 November 1999
Rosita Clavel - a horse opera

Libretto written by Rose English, music composed by Ian Hill. Production in progress for singer Mike Henry, the Cosmic Voices of Bulgaria Choir, The Ancient Orchestra and seven equestriennes with their horses.

Devised, directed and produced by Rose English, music composed by Ian Hill.

With Rose English and sixteen children from Uley Primary School, their pets and animals including: stick insects, fish, guinea pigs, rabbits, chickens, goats, sheep, ducks, cats, dogs and horses. Singers: Abby Cottle, Rachel Lewis, Harry Greenstreet and James Stennett.

Commissioned by and first performed at Prema, Uley, Gloucestershire, 8 July 1995

Devised and directed by Rose English, produced by Cultural Industry. With Paddy Castledine, Colin Curtis, Rose English, Casey McGlue, Paris Pancrace, Dawn Squires, Bill Thorneycroft and Alastair William. Singer: Martin Jacques (Tiger Lillies).

Commissioned by Now You See It.

First performed at the Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London, 11 August 1994

Written and directed by Rose English, music composed by Ian Hill, costumes by Mr Pearl, equine wigs by Katie Penner, horse handler Tammy Bader, curated by Tim Westbury, produced by Nicky Childs/Artsadmin. With Rose English, Ona Mailo and Westview Legacy, a Percheron mare trained by Jennifer Hunder. Singer: Greg Carpenter; musicians: Anita Dusevic, Heather Heron, Laura Schlessinger, Karl Stobbe, Jan Urke and Nicholas Zazovzky.

Commissioned by the Walter Philips Gallery, Banff Centre for the Arts, Canada

First performed Banff, Canada, 6 August 1994

Written & directed by Rose English; designed by Simon Vincenzi; music composed by Ian Hill; lighting design by Chahine Yavroyan; flying by Jonathan Graham; illusions by Paul Kieve; Tango choreography by Christine Denniston; produced by Nicky Childs/Artsadmin. With Rose English, Hélene Patarot, Jan Pearson, Alison Swann, George Yiasoumi; tango dancer: Christine Denniston; magicians: Paul Kieve & Fluke; aerialist: Jeremy Robins; musicians: Simon Christopher, Enrique Guerra & Ian Hill.

Commissioned by and first performed at Barclay’s New Stages, Royal Court, London, 24 May 1994 Subsequently at the Contact Theatre, Manchester
Venus and Vulcan - an equine nativity

Written and directed by Rose English, designed by Simon Costin & Simon Vincenzi, music composed by Ian Hill, horse handler: Kevin Bell. With Rose English and a Shire horse mare with her foal. Singer: Eilidh Thompson; musicians: Roland Bates, John Glyn, Ian Hill, George Khan and Adrian Lane

Commissioned by and first performed at Heatwave, Serpentine Gallery, London, 19 June 1993
My Mathematics

Written and directed by Rose English, music composed by Ian Hill, lighting design by Dan Kotlowitz, produced by Cultural Industry. With Rose English and Tzigan, a Fresian colt trained by Anouk (Circus Flora). Musician: Ian Hill; singers: Sorena Borgelova, Mike Henry, Todorka Momsheva, Margareta Philipova & Eilidh Thompson.

Commissioned by Serious Fun Festival, New York & South Bank Centre, London.

First performed Lincoln Center, New York, 28 July 1992

Subsequently at the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Sadlers Wells, London; Brighton Festival; Sydney Festival; Adelaide Festival, Australia; Edinburgh Festival Theatre

The Double Wedding

Written and directed by Rose English, designed by Simon Vincenzi, lighting design Rick Fisher, music composed and arranged by Ian Hill & Aleks Kolkowski, consultant director Julia Bardsley, produced by Nicky Childs/Artsadmin. With Steven Beard, Nigel Charnock, Giovanni Curati, Rose English, Matthew Hawkins, Wendy Houstoun, Brian Lipson, Roddy Maude-Roxby, Thom Osborn, Claire Roberts. Aerialists: Lucy Allen and Joanne Robley-Dixon; ice skaters: Paul Askham & Sharon Jones; musicians: Ian Hill, Aleks Kolkowski and Phil Minton.

Commissioned by Barclay’s New Stages & London International Festival of Theatre

First performed at the Royal Court, London, 3 July 1991

Written and directed by Rose English, designed by Simon Vincenzi, lighting design by Steve Whitson, produced by Nicky Childs/Artsadmin. With Rose English, Teresa Blake, Tony Bluto, Matthew Bowyer, Bertie, Pascal Brennan, Jon Conrad, Jacob Marley, Roy Miles, Hamish McColl, Stuart Rose, Uri Roodner, Craig Sheppard & Victor Wood; the Chou Chou Ballet Company: Charlotte Bovingdon, Harriet Bovingdon, Marrianne Davies, Amy Dunning, Claire Roberts, Sally McEvoy, Carrie and Lauren Lukasiewicz, Zoe Evans, Ishan Pickstock, Marie-Louise Robotham, Lauren Short, Emma Harris and April-Louise Ryder. Musicians: Teresa Blake, Ian Hill and Phil Minton.

First performed at the Hackney Empire, London, 15 November 1988
Dreams of Drama

Devised and directed by Rose English in collaboration with Oxford Youth Theatre, lighting design by Andy Solway. With Corinne Ellis, Lona Fedorowicz, Elaine Kidd, John Lawson, Kate Leech, Conrad Lyser, Shelagh Martin, Lesley Mills, Darren Queralt and Chloe Thomas.

Commissioned by and first performed at the Pegasus Theatre, Oxford, 1 July 1987
Moses

Written and directed by Rose English, lighting design by Lee Boxhall, voice coach Patsy Rodenburg, produced by Luke Dixon. With Harriet Dixon, Rose English, Dorothy Myer-Bennett and Sam, a Jack Russell terrier.

Commissioned by and first performed at The Drill Hall, London, 3 March 1987

Subsequently at the Pegasus Theatre, Oxford

Written and directed by Rose English, lighting design by Simon Corder, voice coach Patsy Rodenburg, produced by Luke Dixon. With Rose English and Richard Wilding.

Commissioned by and first performed at the ICA, London, 18 February 1986

Subsequently at the Bloomsbury Theatre, London; Third Eye Centre, Glasgow; Northampton Arts Centre; Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh; Pegasus Theatre, Oxford; Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury; Third Festival of Experimental Art, Hull; Midland Group, Nottingham.

Written and directed by Rose English, lighting design by Dennis Charles, produced by Luke Dixon. With Rose English and Alyson Silverman.

Commissioned by and first performed at The Drill Hall, London, 20 February 1985

Subsequently at the Museum Moderner Kunst, Vienna (Kunst Mit Eigen Sinn); de Lantaren, Rotterdam (Perfo 3); Bush Theatre, London; Midland Group, Nottingham; Theatre Workshop, Edinburgh Festival; Tate Britain, London.

Written, directed and performed by Rose English, curated by Tim Guest (Canada) and produced by Luke Dixon (UK).

First performed at the Rivoli, Toronto, Canada, 1 November 1983

Subsequently at the DB Clarke Auditorium, Université Concordia, Montréal (Powerhouse); Plug-Inn, Winnipeg; Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon; Western Front, Vancouver; York University, Toronto; Drill Hall, London; International Festival of Performance Art, South Hill Park, Bracknell; Midland Group, Nottingham; Zap Club, Brighton and the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle.

Written, directed and performed by Rose English. Curated by Susan Hiller, Suzanne Lacy and Martha Wilson.

Commissioned by LA/London at Franklin Furnace.

First performed at Franklin Furnace/Just Above Midtown, New York, 14 March 1981

Subsequently at A Space/GAP, Toronto.
Juliet and Juliet – a duet, Romeo and Romeo – a duel

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English and Jacky Lansley

First performed at X6 Dance Space, London, 16 June 1979
Women Dancing

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English and Jacky Lansley.

First performed at the Acme Gallery, London, 4 March 1978
Mounting

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English, Jacky Lansley and Sally Potter.

Curated by Mark Francis.

Commissioned by and first performed at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 20 May 1977

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English, Jacky Lansley and Sally Potter.

Commissioned by and first performed at the Roundhouse Theatre, London, 29 June 1976
Berlin

Written, directed, designed and produced by Rose English and Sally Potter; lighting design by Red Spot. With Rose English, David Gale, Tony Gaçon, Vincent Meehan, Kim Parker, Sally Potter, Siddartha Shivtasani, Stephan Szczelkun and Colin Wood. Musician: Colin Wood

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English, Jacky Lansley and Sally Potter; lighting design by Steve Whitson.

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English, Jacky Lansley, Lynn MacRitchie, Sally Potter, Judith Katz and Sylvia Stevens.

Commissioned by and first performed at the Serpentine Gallery, London, 20 August 1975
Down by the Salley Gardens

Devised, directed and performed by Rose English, Jacky Lansley, Sally Potter, Judith Katz, Siddartha Shivtasani and Sylvia Stevens.

First performed at Artists for Democracy, London, 9 August, 1975
Pegasus

Devised and performed by Rose English. Curated by Tony Costa.

First performed in Edwinstowe Forest, Nottingham, 3 August 1975

Quadrille

Devised, directed and designed by Rose English. With Joanna Bartholomew, Sally Cranfield, Helen Crocker, Maedee Dupres, Jacky Lansely and Judith Katz.

Commissioned by Southampton Festival of Performance Art.

First performed in the dressage arena, Southampton Horse Show, 11 July 1975

Devised, directed and designed by Rose English. Curated by Bill Hutchins.

With Joseph Blatchley, Sally Cranfield, Helen Crocker, Maedee Dupres.

Singer: Sheila Broun; musician: Sarah Fletcher.

Commissioned by and first performed at Battersea Arts Centre, London, 13 December 1974
Films:
The Gold Diggers (35mm B&W 87 minutes)

Screenplay by Lindsay Cooper, Rose English and Sally Potter; directed by Sally Potter; art direction by Rose English; music composed by Lindsay Cooper; director of photography Babette Mangolte; edited by Sally Potter; produced by the British Film Institute. With Julie Christie, Collete Laffont, Jacky Lansley, David Gale, Phil Minton, Thom Osborn, Trevor Stuart, Hilary Westlake and George Yiasoumi.

Subsequently at the National Film Theatre, London; Berlin Film Festival (Zitty Prize); Florence Women’s Film Festival (Best Experimental Film); Melbourne Film Festival; Toronto Festival of Festivals; Channel 4 television. BFI DVD released 28 December 2009.

2011 Interloqui, group exhibition curated by Grainne Sweeney in collaboration with partners in the North East of England and Caterina Tognon Arte Contemporanea, on the occasion of the 54^th Venice Biennale

2010 TAPS: Improvisations with Paul Burwell, group exhibition curated by Anne Bean, Robin Klassnik and Richard Wilson, Matt's Gallery at Dilston Grove

2009 NOTES on a Return, Archival Exhibition 1: Rose English - Plato's Chair, curated by Sophia Yadong Hao, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle

2007/9 WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, group exhibition curated by Connie Butler, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington D.C; P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island; Vancouver Art Gallery, Canada

2008 Lost in Music, installation commissioned by Northern Stage, Newcastle

2003 Hair - the Show, group exhibition curated by Marcia Farquhar and Peggy Atherton, Tablet Gallery, London

1999 Atomism & Animism, museum-wide exhibition by artist Martha Fleming, including Simon Vincenzi’s model box for Rose English’s ‘The Double Wedding’; Science Museum, London

1975 Sweet Sixteen and Never Been Shown, group exhibition at the Women’s Free Art Alliance, London

1972 Leeds Kids Rule OK?, group exhibition at the ICA, London

2006/7 Here, As if They Hadn’t Been, As if They are Not: The Invisible Dances Act 3 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi, nottdance, Nottingham; KunstenFESTIVALdesArts, Brussels; Laban Theatre, London; La Condition Publique, Roubaix

2005 L’Altrove: The Invisible Dances Act 2 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi., Teatro alla Tese, International Theatre Festival, Venice Biennale

2004 Prelude: The Invisible Dances Act 1 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzii. Clore Studio, Royal Opera House, London

2001 London’s Burning (Coroner), London Weekend Television

2001 From Morning to Midnight (the Empress), by David Sawer, directed by Richard Jones. English National Opera, London

2000 The Remains of Foley and McColl (Yvette), written by John Foley and Hamish McColl; produced by Lissa Evans. BBC Radio 4

1999 The Tempest (Prospero), by William Shakespeare, directed by Nick Philippou. Actors Touring Company; Lyric Theatre & UK tour

1999 The Escort (Anne’s Mum), directed by Michel Blanc. Pathé Productions.

1998 Our Mutual Friend (Mrs Vaneering), directed by Julian Farino. BBC 2 television

1997 Surviving Picasso (Plummy/Peachy), directed by James Ivory. Merchant Ivory Productions

1994 Third Movement choreographed by Matthew Hawkins, directed by Deborah May. Channel 4 television

1994 Interview with the Vampire (the Seamstress), screenplay by Anne Rice, directed by Neil Jordan. Warner Studios

1993 Fresh Dances for the Late Tchaikowsky choreographed by Matthew Hawkins. Hackney Empire, London

1992 Cracker (Pathologist), directed by Andy Wilson; Granada television.

1991 Die Fledermaus (Champagne), by Richard Strauss, directed by Richard Jones, designed by Nigel Lowry. English National Opera, London

1990 The Witches directed by Nic Roeg, written by Allan Scott/Roald Dahl, produced by Mark Shivas, a Jim Henson Production.

1989 A Flea in Her Ear (Lucienne), directed by Richard Jones, décor by the Brothers Quay, costume design by Sue Blane. Old Vic, London.

1989 The Brooch Pin & The Sinful directed by Joanna Woodward, produced by the National School of Film & Television.

1989 As You Like It (Hymen), by William Shakespeare, directed by Tim Albery, designed by Anthony McDonald, Old Vic, London.

1988 Burning Ambition devised by Theatre de Complicité, directed by Roger Bamford, Screenplay, BBC 2 television.

1979 Thriller (Mimi/Musetta) written & directed by Sally Potter.

Berlin Film Festival and Channel 4 television

Directing, dramaturgy & choreography:
2011 Choreographer Further Fervour, new work for mapdance postgraduate touring dance company, University of Chichester

2007 Dramaturg for Muscular Memory Lane, duet choreographed and danced by Matthew Hawkins and veteran dancer Diana Payne-Myers. Dance Base, Edinburgh

2005 Choreographer Les Mamelles de Tiresias by Poulenc, directed by Stephen Langridge. Guildhall School of Music and Drama

2005 Dramaturg for RED, choreographed by Sonia Sabri with music by Sarvar Sabri.

Tanzhaus, Düsseldorf; Purcell Room, London & UK tour.

2004 Directed My Wardrobe by Camilla Lilleengen with music by Audun Eriksen. Figurteateret i Nordland, Norway

2003 Dramaturg for Silent Rhythms, choreographed by Matthew Hawkins. Linbury Studio, Royal Opera House, London

2002 Dramaturg for work-in-progress of Silent Rythms, choreographed by

Matthew Hawkins, Jerwood Choreography Awards. Jerwood Space.

2001 Dramaturg for Inside Angela’s Box, written and performed by Angela Clerkin. Battersea Art Centre, London.

2000 Dramaturg for Angels & Exiles, choreographed by Matthew Hawkins. Clore Studio, Royal Opera House, London.

1998 Director Tango & Crash by Lindsey Butcher and Jeremy Robins.

Battersea Arts Centre and Circus Space, London & UK tour.

1996 Choreographer Ariadne Auf Naxos by Richard Strauss, directed by Tim Albery, Bayerische Staatsoper, Munich.

1995 Choreographer Nothing Compares to You, written by Bryony Lavery, directed by Gwenda Hughes. Birmingham Rep.

Teaching, Research Fellowships & Residencies
2010 Jette Parker Young Artists Programme; Royal Opera House, London, guest teacher

2008 fast + Dirty: guest mentor on week-long interdisciplinary workshop, Citymoves, Aberdeen

2007 Bristol Directors Group - Directing the Directors: week-long professional development workshop for theatre and circus directors

2006 Circelation - What's the Story? performers workshop

2005 International Workshop Festival - Abstract Vaudeville 2: week-long workshop for performers

2005 Head to Head: Artists inspiring Artists professional development workshop

2005 Risk: week-long workshop for selected theatre & circus directors, Cirecelation

2004 Abstract Vaudeville 1: week long workshop for performers, International Workshop Festival, London

2004 Space : week-long workshop for selected theatre & circus directors, Circelation: -

2000 External Examiner in Scenography Degree and Acting Degree; Norwegian Theatre Academy

2000 week-long professional performers workshop, International Workshop Festival:

1997/8 Artist in Residence, Circus Space; London

1996/7 Senior Research Fellow; Wimbledon School of Art, Theatre Department

1993/5 External Examiner, MFA Course; University of Reading, Fine Art Department

1994 Artist in Residence, Walter Phillips Gallery; Banff Center for the Arts, Canada

1991 Royal Court Theatre International Summer School of Contemporary British Drama

1991 Soho Laundry, London; Physical Theatre Training Course for Actors and Performers

1990 Genius Workshop for Women’s Playhouse Trust’s ‘Crossing Boundaries and Further Afield;

1989 Genius Workshop for Contemporary Archives Festival of Performance, New Theatre & Dance;

1988 Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama Focus on Dance Workshop

1988 Dance into Theatre/Theatre into Dance, week-long workshop for English Dance Theatre, Newcastle

1986 week-long Performance Workshop, The Green Room, Manchester:

1984/5 Visiting Lecturer, Fine Art Department; Cardiff School of Art, SGIHE

Bursaries, Research Scholarships & Awards
2008 ACE Research & Development funding for acrobatic workshops in Shanghai, China

2008 British Council research funding for acrobatic workshops in Shanghai, China

2007/8 Cultural Leadership Programme bursary Re-negotiations: Mentoring the Mentors

2004/5 British Council /ACE Artists Links Award

2002 Live Art Development Agency One to One Individual Artists’ Bursary

1999 Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award for Artists

1999 London Arts Drama Research & Development Award for Standing Room Only

1998 Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation Scholarship

1997 ACE Literature Bursary for Rosita Clavel libretto

1996 ACE Combined Arts Research Award, Rosita Clavel

1995 Gulbenkian Foundation New Horizons Bursary

1994 Barclay’s New Stages Award for Tantamount Esperance

1993 London Combined Arts R & D Award for Magic and the Monologue

1992 ACE Theatre Writers Bursary for 'My Mathematics'

1992 ACE Drama Research & Development Award for Horse Operas and the Aria

1991 Barclay’s New Stages Award for The Double Wedding

1989 ACE Drama Research & Devlopment Award for In Search of Excitement

1988 Time Out Dance and Performance Award

2010 Existential Evidence – courtesy of the artist - illustrated talk for Performance Matters' Performing Idea Symposium,Toynbee Studios, London

2010 Illustrated artist's talk for Movement 12 Salon, Nightingale Theatre, Brighton

2010 Overdressed, Underdressed & Crossdressed - illustrated talk for Memoirs of a Showwoman Symposium, Circusfest at the Roundhouse, London

2010 Rose English discussion with Lucy Cash following screening of The Gold Diggers, 'What If ....' Festival, Siobhan Davies Studios, London

2009 The Gold Diggers - talk with Sophie Mayer, Julie Christie, Collette Laffont, Sally Potter and Rose English following screeing at National Film Theatre, London

2009 Heavenly Horses & Exquisite Equestriennes - illustrated talk for 'Women & Circus' Conference - Festival novog cirkusa, Zagreb, Croatia

2009 Artist's Talk for NOTES on a Return, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle

2008 Artist's Talk, de Montfort University, Leicester

2007 Heavenly Horses & Exquisite Equestriennes - illustrated talk for Circus Front, the first season of international contemporary circus at the Roundhouse, London

2006 'Europe's Relation to Tradition and the Contemporary' keynote speech for IETM/CAPA China-Europe Performing Arts Symposium, Beijing

2005 Abstract Vaudeville - lecture presentation for 'Variety '- the inaugural exhibition at the re-furbished modernist icon De la Ware Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea

2005 Overdressing & Underdressing: the art of wearing a costume talk for Performance Research Forum, Goldsmiths University of London

2003 Tales from the Vienna Woods, Platform discussion with director Richard Jones,

National Theatre, London.

2002 Shifting Aesthetics: Disability and Performance, at London Metropolitan University,

- on collaborating with High Spin Dance Theatre Company

2001 What do we think we know about thought? talk for Strange Behaviour, conference on theatre and mathematics, Suspect Culture, Glasgow,

2001 Overdressing and Underdressing - the art of wearing a costume - talk for V&A Late View, Victoria and Albert Museum, London,

2000 Synaptic Circus talk for Circelation Workshop Week. The Workstation, Sheffield

2000 Daily Dialogue with director Katie Mitchel

The International Workshop Festival, Jerwood Space, London

2000 Artists talk for the exhibition Force Fields - Phases of the Kinetic

Hayward Gallery, London

2000 All-in Opera: exploration, discussion and performance of the opera process English National Opera Studio, London

2000 Sunday Sightlines talk for the exhibition 'Live in Your Head' Whitechapel Art Gallery, London

2000 'Tantamount Esperance: research to performance – Fine Art Dept, Middlesex University

1999 Flying techniques for the stage – talk for Circus Space B/Tech Course

1998 Lost In Music: the place of words in songs. Central St. Martins School of Art

1998 Lost In Music: the place of words in songs. University of Sussex, Performing Arts

1996 What Imogen Grave Said talk for Visualising the Word conference,

Royal Court Theatre in association with Wimbledon School of Art