Plastic Orchid Factory’s newest work is a duet for Natalie LeFebvre Gnam and James Gnam that maps the living and shifting territory between memory and possibility. Placing their bodies at the centre of this live cartography, they mark time as both measurable and immeasurable – and articulate midlife not as a static checkpoint, but as a fluid intersection of past and future selves. By exploring the minutiae of their own lived and imagined trajectories, Natalie and James ask audiences to witness not only the passage of time, but its elastic potential: to see how memory propels us into possibility, and how possibility, in turn, reshapes the way we remember.
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Concept, Creative Direction: James Gnam
Scenography: James Gnam, Jack Chipman
Media: James Gnam, Jack Chipman
Lighting Design: James Proudfoot
Sound Design: Robin P Gould, Loscil, Kevin Legere, Judy Garland, The Kinks
Choreography, Performance: James Gnam & Natalie LeFebvre Gnam
Media Integration & Technical Direction: Jack Chipman
Photography: Michael Slobodian, David Cooper
Supported By LENA residency, The Dance Centre, Electric Company Theatre, PuSh International Performing Arts Festival
Photo by Michael Slobodian