Love You Approximately
Presents
Love You Approximately
Exciting new
theatreutterly rewarding - National Radio
They met on her OE. Now Imogen is back in New Zealand and Pere lives in Spain. Bravely they attempt to grow a relationship at a long distance using all the technology they have at their disposal: webcam, online chat, emails, text messages. Explore a connection that crosses cultures, languages and time-zones, as Imogen and Pere create a poignant contemporary love story which has become a reality for thousands of people worldwide.
Award-winning NZ theatre collective the clinic presents a visually rich and dramatically compelling multimedia performance. During its ten-year history, the clinic has created over fifteen performances, marrying the art of storytelling with theatrical and technical innovation, garnering acclaim from critics and audiences alike.
"undoubtedly talented and their innovative use of new technologies, media and art forms deserves wider recognition NZ Listener
After 5 years living and working in Barcelona and Girona, Spain, director Julieanne Eason, is returning to her home town of Christchurch with Love You Approximately. Collaborating with artists in Girona, Spain, Love You Approximately is a love story with 2 actors “ one actor live and the other only in video. Using all the technology available to them, the clinic incorporates pre-recorded video projection, live feed between Spain and New Zealand, skype, webcam, emails and text messages.
Christchurch Arts Festival
2009
Tuesday 28th to Friday 31st July, 7pm
Saturday
1st August, 2pm & 7pm
CoCA Gallery
66 Gloucester St,
Christchurch
Tickets: Full Price $25, Concession/Friend
$20
Bookings: www.ticketek.co.nz or 0800 ticketek (8425
3835)
innovative, immensely creative, striking and original" The Press
The clinic is a collective of performers and artists known for creativity, innovation and differentiation. Devising original work, experimenting with multimedia and site-specific theatre, their works include Christchurch Summertimes Seasons of Cyrano de Bergerac and The Reluctant Doctor of Love, The Peculiar Case of Clara Parsons (Nominated œBest Original Theatre & Best Sound Design Wgtn Chapman Tripp Awards 2004), Wild Night American Dream (Nominated Best Original Theatre Wgtn Chapman Tripp Awards 2001), Beneath Our Feet (Christchurch Arts Festival 2001), The Forbidden Room (Fringe Best for Multimedia Wgtn Fringe Festival 2001) and Synapse: digging for apples (“Fringe Best for Theatre Wgtn Fringe Festival 2000).
"accessible, entertaining, and vastly different from the
usual theatrical fare"
Dominion Post
Personnel
Director
Julieanne Eason
Assistant Director
Lucette Hindin
Produced by the
clinic
Performers Lara
Fischel Chisholm
Olmo Hidalgo Solé
Script
Lucette Hindin
Script (Spain)
Ana Rodriguez Leon
Set Design
Julian Southgate
Sound Design
leyton leyton
Video Director
Julieanne Eason
Video Assistant
Dave Isdale
Graphic Design Merle
Schubert
Technical Director Simon
Kong
Julieanne Eason
From its inception, Julieanne has
worked with the clinic mainly as videographer / art
director, producing a number of moving image works for our
performances. In 2004 she was awarded a DAAD (German
Academic Exchange Service) scholarship with which she
completed a year of postgraduate studies in experimental
media at the University of Arts in Berlin. Julieanne now
lives in Barcelona where she leads a double life; video
artist living in the inner city, her works screening around
the globe, and ecstatic manual laborer, renovating a ruin in
the countryside.
Lucette Hindin
Lucette has worked
with the clinic as an actor, director, writer and costumer.
She gained a BA (hons) in Theatre and Film Studies from the
University of Canterbury in 1999. Of all the clinic members,
Lucette is the only one continuing to live in New Zealand.
Over the past three years, she has been making theatre and
short films in the houses she has lived in in Lyttelton.
Lucette has also worked as a life drawing model, a librarian
and teacher of devised theatre at Christchurch Polytechnic
(CPIT).
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