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one wall of me

one wall of me is a performance by dance artist Kasia Witek which investigates and celebrates the intelligence of the body. The title comes from a line in Ted Hughes's poem "Wodwo", in which a mythical creature questions its sense of self and belonging. The live score harnesses both the sonority and the physicality of cello and voice, providing multi-layered counterpoint to Witek's choreography.

Choreography: Kasia Witek 
Created with and performed by: Elisa Vassena, Tora Hed, Anders Duckworth, Stella Papi
Music direction: Alex Roth
Cello and voice: Alice Purton
Produced by: Rosie Watt (Spin Arts)
Filmed and edited by: Ruta Puzaite

A work-in-progress version of the piece was performed at LSO St Luke's with a largely improvised score:

The final performance will be touring in 2021/22 and a re-worked version of the score is scheduled for release on multidisciplinary label Zyla Works.

Supported by Arts Council England, POSK London, Tara Arts; Leeds Inspired, The Place Theatre and Artists Development, Coventry University, Kala Sangam Arts.
Cover photo by Anders Duckworth

Photograph by Anders Duckworth

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