Recorded Live at Conway Hall 28/02/2018

Mo Dowling presents  her 60 second study of leadership in words and faces.

Biography

Mo Dowling has over 30 years experience working in the National Health Service in clinical, management and leadership roles. She is a qualified dietitian and has an MBA, a post-graduate diploma in Leadership and formed the business consultancy ‘Dowling and Drew’. Although an experienced public speaker, having presented papers at both national and international conferences, this solo performance is a new exciting venture for Mo.

Mo is from Liverpool originally and now lives in north London. Her hobbies include playing ukulele and percussion and driving her 1957 Morris Traveller.

For further information, see www.modowling.com and www.dowlinganddrew.co.uk

Contact Mo at [email protected]

Saturday afternoon on the London underground.

Documented by Luke Dixon

Second person explorations of your problems.

Written and performed by Sean Bruno.

This one-minute piece was part of “40 Days in 40 Minutes”, presented at the Midands Arts Centre (mac) in Birmingham in 2016 (“40 days presented in 40 one minute spoken word pieces”):

https://40days40minutes.com/

Bio :

Nick Holloway trained as a theatre director at the drama school of the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne, Australia.

The Álvaro de Campos poem Tabacaria performed by Miguel Madeira Ventura and Harriet Catchpole as part of their dance work Tabacaria as part of Waggle and Other Dances, a night of new choreography at Conway Hall, London, 5th December 2017.

The theme of this piece is “missing  something” and we would ask the listener to consider this:

“The endeavour of separation can be the founder of synchronisation.”

A submission without credentials.

But too good to pass up.

Inspired by the Beat poetry movement, and in particular Jack Kerouac’s ‘The Ocean’. N.B- any similarities in wording with this or an unnamed pop song are purely coincidental, and all of Doris’ work is entirely her own. Please refer all legal queries to her Agent and Manager Katie-anna Whiting.

Doris is a poet and performance maker inspired by the Norfolk landscape. And Cromer. Especially Cromer.

Tales from the Isle of Sheppey.

Written and performed by Luke Dixon.

Sounds for ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ created for rehearsal for theatre nomad by David Baird.