Get an exciting glimpse behind the Trajectories programme, hearing about the process of developing new work from the artists and how audiences experienced the performances throughout the day.
“There are so many valuable parts to this programme, I don’t know anything else that’s quite like it in Scotland right now.”
Can you believe it? Another iteration of Trajectories comes to a close, and what a time it was! So, let’s celebrate it by getting an exciting glimpse behind the Trajectories programme with the artists: Hannah McGregor, Harry Walker, Margot Conde-Arenas, Molly McGrath, Robbie Hail and Taya Sian, alongside Lead Artist Cora Bissett.
Watch the project film to hear about the process of developing new work from the artists’ perspective and how audiences experienced the performances throughout the day.
The Trajectories showcase event took place on Friday 25 April at Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh. Audiences were invited to choose their own journey around the venue and experience the 5 performances created by the Trajectories artists.
The cohort dissected identity and society’s role in shaping it through emotive love letters to childhood homes, journeys through family stories and the sea, the rediscovery of lost memories… or dealing with more recent ones.
Video by Ratio Films.
Watch the Trajectories Trailer video here.
We would like to say a massive thank you to the following individuals for their invaluable contributions to the programme and the showcase event.
Cora Bissett – Trajectories Lead Artist
Annie Lowry Thomas – Artistic Producer
Ewan Little – Stage Manager
Ed Wright – Technical Stage Manager
Elle Taylor – LX Designer
Tim Reid – AV Designer
Roy Thomson – BSL Interpreter
Trajectories Guest Practitioners: Carolyn Wood, MJ McCarthy, Hannah Lavery, Connor Milliken, Ben Harrison, Shona Reppe, Jack Webb
And to Ellis Rees, Ciara Milligan and all the staff at Assembly Roxy for their support of the artists and throughout the Trajectories programme.
Trajectories was produced by Scottish Youth Theatre, and supported by Thriplow Charitable Trust and Creative Scotland’s National Lottery Open Fund for Organisations.
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