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Eve Stainton
Eve Stainton
09.19 20:00 (performansas - Impact Driver, kompozitoriai - Leisha Thomas and Mica Levi)
AUDRA Festival performance programme
Hall of the Bank of Lithuania

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Eve Stainton
09.19 20:00 (performansas - Impact Driver, kompozitoriai - Leisha Thomas and Mica Levi)
AUDRA Festival performance programme
Hall of the Bank of Lithuania
Eve Stainton is an artist and choreographer born in Manchester and living in London, UK. They create multi-disciplinary performances that involve movement practices, welded steel/live welding, digital collage, and other invisible forces like drama and suspense. Their research is rooted in community, interested in how differently marginalised people experience and come into relationship with power structures and societal conventions. Often working with codes or tropes of gender, class and threat, revealing 'behind the scenes' mechanisms of working together to show a kind of reality that isn’t seamless.
Eve Stainton is an artist and choreographer born in Manchester and living in London, UK. They create multi-disciplinary performances that involve movement practices, welded steel/live welding, digital collage, and other invisible forces like drama and suspense. Their research is rooted in community, interested in how differently marginalised people experience and come into relationship with power structures and societal conventions. Often working with codes or tropes of gender, class and threat, revealing 'behind the scenes' mechanisms of working together to show a kind of reality that isn’t seamless.
Eve Stainton is an artist and choreographer born in Manchester and living in London, UK. They create multi-disciplinary performances that involve movement practices, welded steel/live welding, digital collage, and other invisible forces like drama and suspense. Their research is rooted in community, interested in how differently marginalised people experience and come into relationship with power structures and societal conventions. Often working with codes or tropes of gender, class and threat, revealing 'behind the scenes' mechanisms of working together to show a kind of reality that isn’t seamless.
Eve Stainton is an artist and choreographer born in Manchester and living in London, UK. They create multi-disciplinary performances that involve movement practices, welded steel/live welding, digital collage, and other invisible forces like drama and suspense. Their research is rooted in community, interested in how differently marginalised people experience and come into relationship with power structures and societal conventions. Often working with codes or tropes of gender, class and threat, revealing 'behind the scenes' mechanisms of working together to show a kind of reality that isn’t seamless.
Eve Stainton is an artist and choreographer born in Manchester and living in London, UK. They create multi-disciplinary performances that involve movement practices, welded steel/live welding, digital collage, and other invisible forces like drama and suspense. Their research is rooted in community, interested in how differently marginalised people experience and come into relationship with power structures and societal conventions. Often working with codes or tropes of gender, class and threat, revealing 'behind the scenes' mechanisms of working together to show a kind of reality that isn’t seamless.