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Bush Hartshorn and Ieva Navickaitė will be in artistic residence at O Espaço do Tempo from 11 to 23 March, working on Old Dog New Tricks and Stripper, respectively. On 20 March, the two artists will come together for a public sharing of their creative processes, including a conversation with the audience and the presentation of selected fragments from their pieces.

Bush Hartshorn has developed his career as a community artist, dramaturge, theatre programmer and artistic director. Since 2015, he has been mentoring and coaching artists from various countries. In Old Dog New Tricks, his first presentation in 25 years, Hartshorn sets out to perform practices taught to him by others, such as magic, ballet, stand-up comedy, and line dance.

Ieva Navickaitė is a dancer and creator who has performed with many dance companies in Lithuania and around Europe. Stripper is an autobiographical contemporary dance solo that explores the body as a workplace, a political space and a creative instrument, drawing on a decade of experience in sex work and contemporary dance, situated between the theatrical stage and the erotic nightclub.

20 March, 19h30

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[OPEN STUDIO + TALK WITH ARTISTS]

This presentation and talk will be in English, without subtitles.

Free entry upon reservation via text to [+351] 913 699 891 or to info[a]oespacodotempo.pt.

Bush Hartshorn graduated from Dartington College of Arts in 1982 with a degree in Theatre Language. From that time onwards Bush has pursued a career as a community artist, dramaturge, theatre programmer and artistic director in UK and Europe. In 2009 he qualified as a coach in Relational Dynamics which has informed his work in mentoring dance artists.Since January 2015 Bush has been mentoring/coaching artists in Australia, Cyprus, UK, Spain, Czech Republic and Poland. 

Ieva Navickaitė is a dance artist currently based in Lithuania. She started her dance education at Kaunas School of Dance and Choreography in Lithuania, which she graduated from in 2006, parallelly completing her visual art studies at Antanas Martinaitis Visual Art School in 2007. Already then Ieva appeared with one of the leading dance companies in Lithuania - Aura Dance Theatre under the direction of Birute Letukaite. The same year Ieva was accepted into Idyllwild Arts Academy (https://www.idyllwildarts.org/) in California, USA where she was awarded a full scholarship for young talent. There she majored in dance. During and after her studies, Ieva worked with choreographers and makers such as StephanieGilliland (TONGUE / Contemporary Dance Projects), Chad Michael Hall, Ronald Brown (AlvinAiley Dance Theater, Lester Horton), Deborah Brockus (Brockus Project Dance), LillianBarbeit (Body Traffic Dance Company), Nina Watt (Limon Dance Company) and others.

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