Laura Jaramillo Duque
Bio
I am a Colombian writer, actress, artist and performer. You can find some of my artistic work in https://www.instagram.com/lajadu13/ and in https://liberoamerica.com/author/lajadu/
Stories (9/0)
Liam Gallagher Concert
Where: Alexandra Palace When: Thursday 9 of December of 2017 About the makers: Liam Gallagher: William Gallagher, former singer of Oasis, now making music as a solo. He has a unique voice, style and attitude, making him one of the most important singers of rock music history. His last album As you Were was released the 6 of October of 2017. He was also voted as the greatest frontman of all time in 2010 in a reader poll of Q magazine. More about his last album and products please visit: http://liamgallagher.com Alexandra Palace: an iconic north London venue that first opened in 1863, it has survived two fires and hosted the first ever television broadcast, it has a history of more than 140 years. A park called Ally Pally surrounds the venue and it has one of the most beautiful views of London, making it a venue that provides a lot of experiences and possibilities for holding different kinds of events. For more information please visit: http://www.alexandrapalace.com
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Beat
London Lift-Off Film Festival 2017
Where: Arthouse When: Monday 4 of December to Saturday 9 of December About the makers: Lift-Off Global Network is an organisation encompassing worldwide live screening events, distributing initiatives; a seasonal awards ceremony, and an ever-growing and active community of indie film creators. For more information, visit their website. Arthouse is an independent cinema and live performance space created by local people. They want to celebrate racial and genre equality, focusing on social injustices and giving a voice to the voiceless. For more information of their upcoming events visit: http://www.arthousecrouchend.co.uk.
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Geeks
East, as Part of a Season of Bangla Drama
Where: Rich Mix When: November 10th of 2017 at 7:30 PM. About the Makers: East is a group of storytellers in East London. Their purpose is to create a space for telling stories in different ways and including people that do not have experience with storytelling in public. All their stories can be found here which is the place where they store all the information and stories of the collaboration between Daedalus Theatre Company and Bishwo Shahitto Kendro (BSK). People are invited to get involved into this project, becoming a part of this community.
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Geeks
'Cinderella'
Where: Hackney Empire When: November 30 to December 31 of 2017 About the Makers: Hackney empire: built in 1901 as a music hall, refurbished in 2001 by Tim Ronalds Architects and reopened in 2004 as a cultural venue in the heart of London’s East End; it has a variety of theatre that embraces a local and global community of artists and audiences. Visit their website here: https://hackneyempire.co.uk Susie McKenna: writer and director of Cinderella’s pantomime. She was creative director of Hackney Empire for seven years, but she is still engaged with the venue as a freelance writer, director, and actress, performing her work at the theatre itself. Steven Edis: composer, arranger, MD, and pianist of Cinderella, Where is Peter Rabbit by Jeeves, and sometimes he works at comedy store. Follow him on: http://stevenedis.com and https://twitter.com/steveedis?lang=es Mark Dickman: freelance musical director, pianist and keyboard player, arranger and performer. He's been working with Hackney Empire in different productions and has participated as a musician in several theatres and concerts. More about him in: http://www.markdickman.co.uk and https://twitter.com/markdickman?lang=es Aisha Jawando: As Cinderella, she is a singer, dancer and actress. Her professional career started with a part in the National Theatre’s 2010 musical production of Fela, followed by a part in Disney’s musical Lion King and in 2012 she took the part of Ikette in Bob Eaton’s Soul Sister.
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Geeks
'Portrait'
Where: Rich Mix When: November 12, 2017 at 7:00 PM. About the Makers: Racheal Ofori: She is the writer and performer of this show. Inspired by her own experience as a black women living in London, she tries to examine the identity and role models of stereotypes, challenging them through dance, music, poetry, and humour. Since her graduation, she has worked in theatre, television, and radio; and in 2016, she performed in Kenneth Branagh’s Romeo & Juliet at the Garrick Theater. Racheal success with Portrait led to appearances on BBC2 and BBC Radio 4. Follow her on: https://www.facebook.com/RachealOforiActor/ and https://twitter.com/racheal_ofori Kate Hewitt: She is the director of this play. The first time she directed Rachael’s work was in 2015 and she continued working with her in the promotion of this theatre play. Kate won the JMK Young Director Award in 2014 and the Inaugural RTST Director Award in 2016. She was also named as one of the Variety Magazine’s "10 British to Watch in 2017." Follow her on: https://twitter.com/misskatehewitt Rachel Bowen: She has been working behind the scenes in theatre for 25 years. She has been working with Fuel practically since the company started. She was the production manager of Portrait. Fuel: This theatre company produces a significant programme of work (live, digital and across art forms) for a large and representative audience across the UK and beyond. They collaborate with artists with fresh perspectives and approaches that seek to explore their place in the world, expose their fears, understand their hopes, and create experiences that change them and the audience so that they can empower everyone to make a change on the world around us. Follow Fuel on: http://www.fueltheatre.com/home and https://twitter.com/FuelTheatre
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Geeks
Oliver Jeffers Signing Copies of 'Here We Are'
Where: Waterstones Putney When: November 11 of 2017 at 4:30 PM. About the makers: Oliver Jeffers: Artist, illustrator, and picture book author from Northern Ireland. His work has been shown in different galleries and cities around the globe, including Lazarides Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery in London. His picture books are well known and have been translated into 30 languages; one example of it is The Incredible Book Eating Boy and its sequel The Day the Crayons Came Home. You can visit his site here. Waterstones: It is a British book retailer with more than 200 stores. Tim Waterstone founded it in 1982 with the idea of creating a different bookshop in the UK, thereby he followed the styles he saw in United States, creating store displays with important literary authors and employing highly literate staff. Each store has the purpose to adapt to the local market interests, but they also sell books that are bestsellers around the country so that they can fit into the reader’s demands. They also have prizes (like the Waterstones Children’s Literature award), events (like the one I had the chance to attend to) and Café W, where people can enjoy a coffee while they read their favorite book. Visit their site here.
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Geeks
Describe in Detail One of the Many Strands of Postmodern Thinking That You Have Explored and Show How It Affects, or Is Inherent in, an Aspect of Your Own Field of Study, or an Aspect of Your Own Country and Culture.
Since the beginning of the twentieth century much European theatre has striven to engage the audience. Antonin Artaud’s Theatre of Cruelty is one of those attempts; he tries to make the viewer feel and react to the play in the same way that a plague can kill without destroying the organs; in other words, changing the minds of the audience in ways that logic cannot express (2001: 17). The purpose of this essay is to analyse Antonin Artaud’s use of language based on Derrida’s concept of performative language in his radio play To Have Done with the Judgement of God (1988), specifically "Tutuguri: The Rite of the Black Sun" as an opposition to logic. For this I will start with the definition of Derrida’s performative language and logic, and its relation to the Theatre of Cruelty of Antonin Artaud, continue with a brief description of the use of language in "Tutuguri: The Rite of the Black Sun," and finally I will try to understand how Artaud’s use of language in the radio play is an opposition to logic.
By Laura Jaramillo Duque6 years ago in Geeks
