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ARC, Memento Mori & Every Action...
Ockham's Razor Trilogy | Photo: Nik Mackey

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ARC

Trailer: 1'50
Full Performance: 22'07

Devised by Ockham's Razor
Performers: Alex Harvey, Tina Koch and Charlotte Mooney
Direction: Ruth Naylor-Smith
Music: Derek Nisbet

Filmed live at Stratford Circus 7 November 2008

Memento Mori

Trailer: 1'35
Full Performance: 12'44

Devised by Ockham's Razor
Performers: Alex Harvey and Charlotte Mooney
Direction: Deb Pope
Music: Patrick Larley

Filmed live at Stratford Circus 7 November 2008

Every Action...

Trailer: 1'02
Full Performance: 21'36

Devised by Ockham's Razor
Performers: Alex Harvey, Tina Koch, Charlotte Mooney and Sandro Spanu
Direction: Samuel Jornot and Bim Mason
Music: The Penguin Cafe Orchestra

Filmed live at Stratford Circus 7 November 2008

Memento Mori extract:

  • Product Info

    Author: Ockham's Razor
    Publisher: Turtle Key Arts

    £9.99

    Three pieces together comprising some of the most influential circus theatre to have emerged from the UK in recent years, Ockham's Razor's vaunted trilogy is made up of ARC, a classical study of three personalities wrung out by stress and restriction, played out on a raft of suspended scaffolding; Memento Mori, a duet on a static trapeze-like frame, directed by Deborah Pope and based on Hans Holbein's The Dance of Death; and Every Action..., a lighthearted game of counterweight and balance using a length of rope run over two pulleys. Students and enthusiasts and friends of circus should want this.

    DVD / ~56 minutes

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