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Re-Shape-Land-Scape


Changing Perspectives

How can we inhabit landscapes that are transforming due to climate change? Re-Shape-Land-Scape is a dance-theatre performance that delves into the ephemerality of transforming landscapes. Original choreography devised to evoke the numbers of the coordinates with movement in multimedia live-digital performance, takes audiences on an eco-journey through three geographically diverse landscapes looking for answers: the windswept shores of the Norfolk Coast in East Anglia (52.96691, 0.532), the historic Panagia Chrysopolitissa Church in Cyprus (35.3413, 4.6333), and the bustling Wan Chai Reclamation in Hong Kong (22.2803, 4.1141). An exploration of the impact of human interaction on ever-changing terrains.

Created and Choreographed by | Eva Aymami Rene
Devised by | Eva Aymami Rene and Naz Yeni
Performed by | Sunboy Wang, Naz Yeni and Eva Aymami Rene

Holme Beach film
Created by | Josh Newman
Performed by | Eva Aymami Rene

Panagia Chrysopolitissa Church, Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus, film
Performed by | Tamara McCarty and Yıldız Sarah Güventürk
Directed by Tamara McCarty and Juan Castrillón Vallejo
Director of Photography and Costume Design by | Pervin Kurçeren
Editing and Camera Operation by | Juan Castrillón Vallejo

Wan Chai Reclamation, Hong Kong Island film
Choreography and Dramaturgy by |  Melina 
Performed by | Chen Lin, He Cong, Ying Nan Shi, Zhang Yujie and Zhou Meihan

Directed by | Damy Mak
Assistant Directed by | Eugenie Wong
Produced by | Mo Tang
Videography by | Johnny Lau, Matrix LI
Gaffer | Matrix LI
Sound design by | Paul Zhao

aru.ac.uk/arts-humanities-education-and-social-sciences/creative-industries/research/changing-perspectives-on-performance
instagram.com/changepersp/
youtube.com/channel/UCuP23eFw2YnL1v0LjL2Lr_w

Language Performed without spoken text

Dates 6 August to 10 August 2025 at 17:40 (0hr45)

Format Live in-person

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    • 6-10 August 2025
    • 45 minutes
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