Flight 182 Meditations review - Vancouver Observer
08/09/15 19:04
Review by the Vancouver Observer, 2015-09-09
from http://www.vancouverobserver.com/culture/weve-assembled-hot-collection-music-released-across-british-columbia-summer?page=0%2C1
"With eerie sonic overlays, spoken word, and original music, Flight 182 Meditations makes the 1985 bombing of Air India flight 182 real in ways no amount of archival testimony and documentation can. Poet Renée Sarojini Saklikar’s aunt and uncle were among the dead, so Meditations is also an “exploration into the nature of individual loss found in the midst of collective suffering…”
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Frykberg at Dunedin, New Zealand
06/04/08 20:58
Fringe Festival DanceSpeak at Mary Hopewell Theatre April 2008.
The first work was a short film titled Anima directed by Ali East and danced by Lyne Pringle. This dance contained no words at all ........... Words were not required for this was a beautiful and haunting film where the movement of the body was completely at one with the movement of nature;......... Susan Frykberg's soundscape and John Irwin's camera edited ensured that the work flowed seamlessly. Reviewed by Barbara Snook, 4 Apr 2008 Read More...
The first work was a short film titled Anima directed by Ali East and danced by Lyne Pringle. This dance contained no words at all ........... Words were not required for this was a beautiful and haunting film where the movement of the body was completely at one with the movement of nature;......... Susan Frykberg's soundscape and John Irwin's camera edited ensured that the work flowed seamlessly. Reviewed by Barbara Snook, 4 Apr 2008 Read More...