Grania Pickard
ATLAS - new show by Oddly Moving
Atlas is currently being developed by Oddly Moving, produced by Turtle Key Arts and with key support from Worthing Theatres, which will host the premiere in Spring 2021.
Atlas tells the story of the Greek Myth of Atlas holding the weight of the cosmos; using physical theatre, circus, autobiographical storytelling and projection.
Film Credit: Primo Films
He Ain't Heavy - Trailer
Created by Oddly Moving and produced by Turtle Key Arts. He Ain't Heavy was on tour in Autumn 2017 and will be on the road again in Spring and Autumn of 2018.
For more information: https://www.turtlekeyarts.org.uk/oddlymoving
Film Credit: Primo Films
He Ain't Heavy - Info from development stage
This work in progress was shown in 2016 at The Trinity Centre Bristol.
Film Credit: Primo Films.
A short documentary following the R&D process for 'He Ain't Heavy.'
Including an extract of performance from:
VOLT:Women in Circus, Ausform. October 2015.
Film Credit: Joshua Wakely
Shakespeare's Women: Hanging by a Thread
Performance as Ophelia, at Bristol Shakespeare Festival 2019, at Circomedia. Following R&D with Michael Corbidge exploring combining Shakespeare and Aerial, and with dramatugical help from Helen Parke.
HUMAN - Doubles Rope Act
Performed and created by Lyn Routledge and Grania Pickard.
This performance took place in 2019 at a Ministry of Defence summer event, with costumes provided by Zu Aerial.
Aerial Silks & Hoop - Teaser
Performed by Grania for Circus Fantastic, and filmed in Circomedia, Portland Square.
For more information or bookings get in touch.
Film Credit: Ash Peevor
Doubles Rope
An extract of work by Willow Vidal-Hall and Grania Pickard. Performed at Ausform's scratch night Volt, hosted by Circomedia on 4th November 2013.
Film Credit: Ausform.
Lady Macbeth, Act 1 Scene 5
This film is posted in the spirit of sharing a new idea, the online equivalent of opening my notebook and inviting you to take a look. It is complete in and of itself but not a finished product.
This came from a weeks residency at Proteus Theatre, seeing what I could create using aerial & text, with very varied starting points from cabaret to Shakespeare. On the last day I was joined by Giles to photo/film these discoveries but we were struck by the lighting in the art room next door and plans changed...
Film credit: Giles W Bennett