Eric Beauzay and Amy Rose Marsh are two theatre creators that live in Greenpoint, in the North of Brooklyn, New York. This site follows their collaborative work.

Showing posts with label rehearsal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rehearsal. Show all posts

Thursday, November 10, 2011

THREE REHEARSALS IN AND BAM MAGIC!!!!

So Arm's buddy from way WAY back in elementary school--in Washington--is in the show.  He's now a choreographer, and just so happens to make some AMAZING dances to HEART no less!!!!


Saturday, January 29, 2011

B-ROLL! Pics from the our December Video Shoot!

Eric Beauzay, Jason Jeunnette, Amy Rose Marsh, and Kristina Wilson come together on an afternoon to play with video and light for Pineapple Play. Photos below:













Wednesday, January 19, 2011

New Video: Our Pineapple Shoot.



Our video from the December 2010 concept shoot at Parsons School of Design, NYC. Ta da!

In a exploratory workshop, we examined the play through self-shot, intimate videos, resulting in a tightly focused work at three angles: one from our audience, and two from each of our actors (In this case myself, Amy Rose Marsh, and Kristina Wilson), who in rapid motion passed a Flip camera between them. The result is this vid, and while it includes none of our audience generated video (we'll work it in shortly), it does explore live some techniques we are looking to use in other pieces.

This piece is slated for another performance soon.  Details up and coming.

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Photos from the Trenches.

Some images from PINEAPPLE PLAY laboratory (lots of pretty lights and loud noises):





Video up soon.

Monday, December 13, 2010

August Open Rehearsal Pictures

Charley Parden sent along these photos, images from our August 22nd open rehearsal of TEXT/PLAY/ORCHESTER outside of the Goddamn Cobras Annex. In 'em, we are testing/working/rebuilding our technologies/movements and exploring the silence in the piece (it's dark in places, and it gets a little lulling.) The result, of course, is a kind of party--our player set around chatting, while we worked to get the technology up and working. When we did text--the motion of the player was executed without the knowledge of those around them, resulting in some kind of craziness (thanks be to Charley for documenting the caboodle.)


Here's it happening: