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Vocal improvisers share their perspectives on the unique functions of voice within musical performances, being at once both vulnerable and powerful.
Steve Donnelly is a live artist from Wales. His work explores and combines his interests in improvised play, performance studies, contemporary and historical uses of social space, popular culture, belief, and the commons.
Through playful research, interactive performance, place-making, and protest, Steve has collaborated with diverse audiences, communities and creative partners throughout the UK. Originally training as a devising performer, Steve’s work has grown to incorporate divergent approaches to exploring public space and the commons, including; devising, producing, and performing live art; touring site-responsive theatre and pervasive games; and organising grass-root campaigns and award-winning community spaces.
Steve is currently pursuing an MA in Critical Studies in Improvisation at the University of Guelph. His research interests include; Infinite Play as Improvisation; critical walking, psychogeography, and vernacular speculative practices; and the use of humour in art.
You can connect with Steve via donnells[@]uoguelph.ca
Instagram @biod.en, or Twitter @StDonnelly
website: stdonnelly.wordpress.co.uk.
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