British Council

Page Content   Local Links   Footer

Performance in Profile 2010 - British Council - Arts

Peter Reder
182 Choumert Road
London SE15 4AB

T +44 (0)20 7639 1790
E i nfo@peter-reder.co.uk
W peter-reder.co.uk

Performance in Profile links:

Dance
- Small-scale companies/artists
- Middle-scale companies
- Large-scale companies

Drama
- Small-scale companies/artists
- Middle-scale companies
- Large-scale companies

Live Art
- Live Art companies/artists

Outdoor Work
- Outdoor companies

SIZE OF COMPANY
2–3 on the road

SCALE OF VENUE
Small to medium

PERMANENT STAFF
Artist

Peter Reder

ARTISTIC POLICY
Peter Reder creates intimate, witty, and thoughtful work, often based on historical sources. His site-based work has been seen in some of the world’s great museums, galleries, and public buildings, including Somerset House in London, Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, National Museum of Singapore, and Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh.

REVIEW EXTRACTS
‘A tourist outing for deconstructionists.’ The Scotsman ()

‘A rare opportunity to breathe in our own experience of a place, where we can become part of a new set of memories in space and time.’ The Herald ()

‘It is unlikely that anyone could experience this beautiful event without being moved in some way.’ ABC Radio, Brisbane ()

CURRENT PRODUCTIONS
A site-specific promenade performance about place and memory, mixing personal and historical material. A guided tour for the post-modern age, it explores our relationship to the past and present. (60 mins, 1 on stage, 2 on the road.)

A map of the city is created on the floor with hundreds of found objects, accompanied by a rich soundtrack of sampled and archive audio material. Highly adaptable in scale. (60–80 mins, includes local performers, 2–4 on the road, depending on local production support.)

FUTURE PRODUCTIONS
A solo performance with video and slide projection for conventional theatre spaces. A travelogue and a meditation on the relationship between memory, imagination and landscape.

WRAP-AROUND
A two- to three-week process leading to a performance, during which a group of local participants are led through an exploration of their city – walking, talking, sampling sounds, gathering objects and searching in archives. Workshops on creating performance from the everyday are also available.

RECENT INTERNATIONAL WORK
2009 Spain ()
2008 USA ()

TOURING AVAILABILITY
Details on request

British Council Arts

Local Links

The United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities.
A registered charity: 209131 (England and Wales) SC037733 (Scotland)
Our privacy and copyright statements.
Our commitment to freedom of information. Double-click for pop-up dictionary.

© British Council

Text Only Options

Top of page


Text Only Options

Open the original version of this page.

Usablenet Assistive is a UsableNet product. Usablenet Assistive Main Page.