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DANCE FILM DUETS
Commissioned by Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, in collaboration with BA Design and Lighting students, 2020. Dancers: Irad Timberlake, Scarlett Perdereau Storyboard, filming, editing and costume: Alice McNicholas Original music by: Peter Joslyn |
THE HUGGING PROJECT
A site-responsive performance-installation about human connection, loss and perseverance. Designed to fit diverse locations, indoors and outdoors, from public spaces to private buildings, venues, and stages. Hold each other, let go, try to keep it up, carry on, carry on, never let go. Performances: Royal Central School of Speech & Drama 2019-2022, SIBLab and Teater Innlandet (Norway) 2018-2019, West Reservoir Centre and Finsbury Park 2013. Research & Development 2013, thanks to: Naomi Cook, Anne-Gaelle Thiriot, Johnny Autin, Richard Bermange, Isabella Efstathiou, Hannah Perryman, Helen Aschauer, Serena Cifuni, Agnieszka Malesa. |
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SPARE RIB
An ensemble performance by dancers, musicians and instruments, truly all sharing the stage. Performed at: Pleasance Theatre, 2010 Roundhouse FREEDM Studio, 2009 The Place, Resolution, 2008 Thanks to Caroline Salem at Clarence Mews. |
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FORECAST (Movingartsbase, Richmix) 2012
"I had the privilege and pleasure to watch Scarlett Perdereau's 'Forecast', a structured improvisation around the language of the shipping forecast. The work was mesmerizing, witty, mature, sophisticated, and multi-dimensional - conceptionally, compositionally, and dramaturgically. Perdereau revealed an ability to swiftly move through a broad range of movement patterns and qualities, which at times elegantly wove into a poly-centric movement language which was counterpointed against well selected snippets of text. The textual fragments and collages based on shipping forecast news were at at times read by members of the audience. This surprising dramaturgical rendering added a light-hearted dimension to this delightful and complex, yet unpretentious piece. Perdereau has a rare ability to unleash a mature and unpredictable sense of imagination through highly skilled dance ability and sophisticated movement choices. Very impressive work by an inspiring dance artist." - Thomas Kampe |