Korrigan's Lair

Karen Lauke; Helen Newall

Korrigan's Lair

Karen Lauke, Helen Newall (Other)

Research output: Non-textual form › Performance

Abstract

Korrigan's Lair is a cross-over installation and performance that was presented over two consecutive evenings at Picton Castle in Pembrookshire, South Wales, as part of The Secret Light Garden event. The multi-channel piece, which also incorporated visuals and text, was centred on an invisible mythic creature, the Korrigan, and was a collaborative work with creative writer Dr Helen Newall. The aim of the work was to respond to the site with a piece that integrated extant and ambient sounds and visuals to make an experiential performance of a myth narrative, exploring novel ways of working with space in a defined setting with multiple speakers located both above and under water.

Original language	English
Media of output	Other
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	Secret Light Garden - Picton Castle, United Kingdom Duration: 1 Oct 2011 → …

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http://www.karenlauke.com/2011/10/korrigans-lair/

1 Exhibition

Practice as Research: two related site-specific sound performances: Memories Unearthed; Korrigan's Lair and Journal Article: Music, Space and Theatre: Site-specific approaches to multichannel spatialisation
Lauke, K. & Newall, H. (Other), 2010
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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Practice as Research: two related site-specific sound performances: Memories Unearthed; Korrigan's Lair and Journal Article: Music, Space and Theatre: Site-specific approaches to multichannel spatialisation

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