Martha Crean's 1st Contribution

Martha Crean got in touch to tell us about the article she wrote about 'DRY RUN Part 2: How to Save Your Skin When Disaster Strikes Without Warning' (where LOW PROFILE read "The Book of Survival" from cover-to-cover, out loud, with an audience, for 12 hours - testing each other on the advice offered) and HAVE YOU SEEN OUR WORK? (where LOW PROFILE invite people who have seen,'have' or have heard about LOW PROFILE's work to contribute their version of 'what went on' to an ongoing and ever-growing compendium of responses) for the Axis MAstars website.

You can see more info about 'DRY RUN part 2' at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/dry-run/how-to-save-your-skin-when-disaster-strikes-without-warning

Christos Polymenakos' 1st contribution

"A Lesson In Love" as retold by Christos Polymenakos to Elly Stevens on a train from Bristol to Totnes.

This video references the LOW PROFILE performance A Lesson In Love at Arnolfini, Bristol in 2010 (where LOW PROFILE learn a list of at least 100 song titles ‘by heart’, until they can say the list out loud without hesitations or stumbles, to a passing audience) - you can see more info at we-are-low-profile.com/performances/a-lesson-in-love

Cara Davies 1st contibution

Cara Davies sent through this contribution a few weeks ago, but unfortunately it has taken us a bit of an age to process. But here it is!!

It references the LOW PROFILE performances DRY RUN part 3: Scale of Emergency (where LOW PROFILE collect a vast array of emergencies with the help of a passing audience - plotting them on a series of target diagrams with post-it notes) - you can see more info at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/dry-run/scale-of-emergency

To see Cara's website, click here...

Kath & Eva Davies' 1st contribution

Kath Davies sent us a transcript of a conversation between herself and her daughter Eva reflecting on 'what went on' during LOW PROFILE's performance DRY RUN part 4: MacGyver'thon (where LOW PROFILE watched the entire first series of MacGyver, back-to-back, with an audience, for 17 hours - cataloguing useful information) - you can see more info at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/dry-run/macgyverthon

Flo Fflach's 1st contribution

Flo Fflach got in touch to share her response to LOW PROFILE's performance of A Lesson in Love at the Arnolfini (Bristol) at the start of the month.

To see the writing in the context of her blog, click here...

Her writing references the LOW PROFILE performance A Lesson In Love (where the two performers attempt to learn a very long list of love song titles ‘by heart’ until they can say them out loud, to the audience without hesitations or stumbles) - you can see more info at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/a-lesson-in-love

Suzanne van Rossenberg's 1st Contirubtion

Suzanne van Rossenberg has kindly made a contribution of her short essay on LOW PROFILE's work in relation to the themes of games, stories and laughter.

You can read the full essay on http://www.suzannevanrossenberg.nl/review.html

It references the LOW PROFILE performances A Lesson In Love (where the two performers attempt to learn a very long list of love song titles ‘by heart’ until they can say them out loud, to the audience without hesitations or stumbles), An Introduction (where LOW PROFILE set about presenting ‘an introduction’ to their practice, influences and stories through a seemingly formal overview of the practice of list making) and Just in Case (where LOW PROFILE have tasked themselves ‘to be prepared for every eventuality’).

You can see more info at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/a-lesson-in-love, http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/an-introduction & http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/just-in-case .

Mirjam van Tilburg & Katrijn Verstegen 2nd contribution

Mirjam van Tilburg & Katrijn Verstegen talk about JUST IN CASE by low-profile-presents

This is an audio file of Mirjam van Tilburg & Katrijn Verstegen talking to each other about their memories of the performance JUST IN CASE, which they both saw in 2005 at TENT in Rotterdam (NL).

It references a guided tour through known and unknown spaces where LOW PROFILE have tasked themselves ‘to be prepared for every eventuality’. You can also see LOW PROFILE's documentation of the event at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/just-in-case

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Mirjam van Tilburg's 1st contribution

Mirjam van Tilburg talks about JUST IN CASE by low-profile-presents

This is an audio file of Mirjam van Tilburg talking about her memories of the performance JUST IN CASE, which she saw in 2005 at TENT in Rotterdam (NL).

It references a guided tour through known and unknown spaces where LOW PROFILE have tasked themselves ‘to be prepared for every eventuality’. You can also see LOW PROFILE's documentation of the event at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/just-in-case

As always, please feel free to comment below!

Katrijn Verstegen's 1st contribution

Katrijn Verstegen talks about JUST IN CASE by low-profile-presents

This is an audio file of Katrijn Verstegen talking about her memories of the performance JUST IN CASE, which she saw in 2005 at TENT in Rotterdam (NL).

It references a guided tour through known and unknown spaces where LOW PROFILE have tasked themselves ‘to be prepared for every eventuality’. You can also see LOW PROFILE's documentation of the event at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/just-in-case

Neil Rose's 1st contribution

Neil got in touch to share his response to our call for contributions with a video he has made called LOW PROFILE Presents Double Acts: "Who am I?" Remade by Neil Rose.

It references the LOW PROFILE performances of ‘d o u b l e a c t s’ (an hour long studio show that explores the nature of LOW PROFILE’s collaboration in relation to those of well known double acts)- you can see more info at http://we-are-low-profile.com/performances/double-acts.

Please feel free to add comments and your own responses...

HAVE YOU SEEN OUR WORK?

If you have ever seen our work, or think you might have seen it, or have heard about it, read about it, been told about it, or maybe have a bit of it– we need your help!

‘Have You Seen Our Work’ is a growing collection of material/bits and pieces/stuff that people who are not us (LOW PROFILE) are making (have made/have pledged to make) in response to having ‘seen our work’.

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