Carol Brown Dances: Choreographic History

Choreographic History

SLEEPING IN PUBLIC

Sleeping in Public In the shadow of the living light an inert body lies sleeping and a woman’s voice is seen speaking. At the polar opposite of his inertia, her body rides the surfaces of the city detailing night visions of sensual unrest.

A performance by Carol Brown with sound by Russell Scoones and lighting by Michael Mannion.

Together with the duet, Nerve, Sleeping in Public is part of Carol Brown’s research into the architecture of movement and is supported by an AHRB Research Fellowship in the Creative and Performing Arts.

"frenetic movements … became an unstoppable, mesmerizing flow."
Miriam Seidel, The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Photo by Mattias Ek.

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