“THIS is how you do an artist residency!” Abrah Ophelia Katzman
“This residency really unlocked parts of my creativity that I didn’t even know I had closed. shelf/break cultivated a space in which I could thrive artistically, and helped nurture a performance I am genuinely proud of.” Kay Rowan / ghostgirl
undeveloped is a weekender development and residency opportunity for 12 artists over 12 months. Each artist will have to chance to R&D a piece like a scratch night, in the living room of our flat. We will then document their performance with a disposable camera which will never be developed. The piece will be performed to an intimate audience and the memory will remain between the people who experienced the moment and the camera.
At the end of a 12-month trial of this project, we will apply to do another 12 months, culminating in a public exhibition of the 24 disposable cameras.
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Abrah Ophelia Katzman
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Abrah Ophelia Katzman is a London-based multi-disciplinary artist and a recent graduate of New York University’s Musical Theatre program. With a diverse background in performance, Abrah has appeared on musical theatre stages across the United States and in short films in Los Angeles. Their London debut was marked by a collaboration with Kelsey Sullivan on The 12th Annual Clown Show of Sidcup, an interactive clown show and theatrical piece. Abrah’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival debut took place last August in Worm Teeth by Kelsey Sullivan. Currently, they are developing This Play is a Dildo with Sango Tajima, set to premiere in March at Theatre Deli after a scratch night at Underbelly Soho.
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Kay Rowan / ghostgirl
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Kay Rowan (she/her) is a trans, multi-disciplinary creative, working as a songwriter, storyteller, composer and performer. Having trained as a classical composer, she has written music for both stage and screen, collaborating with ensembles like Psappha and Echo Vocal Ensemble to name a few. She also releases folk music under the moniker “ghostgirl”, which has to date included a number of singles, a full length EP, “I’m going out, and I may be some time”, and an appearance at Cambridge Folk Festival. She is currently writing her first book, which she is hoping to announce more about soon.
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Santi Castro
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