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The Point At Which It Last Made Sense

THE POINT AT WHICH IT LAST MADE SENSE

A COLLABORATION WITH ROBIN DINGEMANS

LIVE PERFORMANCE, A BOOK, FILMS AND MORE

This multi iteration work hinges on extremes of advertising, intertwined with an exploration of beauty, from the profound to the superficial. The mechanism of evolution articulated as marketing tools, simultaneously mystical and baldly selfish. With performers paralympian James O’shea (UK) & Rosa Vreeling (NL).

COMPOSER: Alessandro Bosetti

VIDEO DESIGN: SDNA

LIGHT DESIGN: Guy Hoare

CLOTHING DESIGN: Louise Bennetts

The Point At Which It Last Made Sense disseminates in whatever media is appropriate it's products, creative findings and realisations generated. Follow us on facebook or twitter to keep up to date with soon to be released films and more.

WIN £150/€180 REVIEW WRITING COMPETITION of the live performance, enter a 144 character review on twitter @robin_dingemans or @nickbrysonpoint, or for longer reviews, up to 1500 words, by emailingthe.point.review.competition@gmail.com

OPEN CALL FOR £500 WRITING COMMISSIONS

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THE POINT AT WHICH IT LAST MADE SENSE is a Greenwich Dance & Trinity Laban Partnership Compass Commission. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England, Arts Council of Ireland, Co-commissioned by Pavilion Dance South West, with further support from The Firkin Crane, Legitimate Bodies Dance Company, Birr Theatre and Arts Centre, South East Dance, Escalator Dance, The Place and Roehampton University.

Ostrich Group Approved - all artsist are paid a living wage for this work

Photos: Chris Nash