Bird Bones
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go to link ‘If I jump, will you catch me?’
http://tjez.gob.mx/perdakosis/8926 ‘No’.
http://www.mongoliatravelguide.mn/?sakson=iq-option-non-si-carica&1d3=8f ‘What about if I fall?’
vivere di opzioni binarie ‘You won’t fall’
http://a4lions.ca/?iyted=borsa-trading&2a1=29 ‘What about if I go to jump, and slip, and fall?’
http://hardware2u.com.au/?kasas=oasis-free-dating-mobile&815=9a ‘I won’t be able to catch you.’
source link ‘Will I die?’
http://zspskorcz.pl/pictose/eseit/158 ‘Yes. Everyone dies.’
here Created with two young people from Easterhouse – Lennon, 11 and Olivia, 9 – Bird Bones is a physical exploration of our relationships to fear and death, and how they change as we get older. It investigates the moments in life when you feel indestructible, and the moments when you feel anything but. It interrogates how we view children and risk in contemporary adult culture, examining our protective instincts, and asking: what are we so afraid of? If dying really is such ‘an awfully big adventure’, why are we so scared of it?
http://caboclonharaue.com/?kreosan=f%C3%B3rum-op%C3%A7%C3%B5es-bin%C3%A1rias&3ef=88 Co- Created by Peter Lannon and Ellie Dubois
Directed by Ellie Dubois and Laura Bradshaw
Performed by Peter Lannon, Olivia Cross and Lennon Campbell
Designed by Lisa Sangster
Sound Design by Kim Moore
Dramaturgy by Matt Addicott
Produced by Michael John O’Neill
Production Managing by Avalon Hernandez
The development of Bird Bones has been supported by Creative Scotlands Open Fund, Platform’s Home Made fund, and the National Centre for Circus Arts’ Lab:Time fund.