maria theodoraki

LOW&HIGH – edition 1 – has ended. Many thanks to all involved!

LOW&HIGH programme has come to the end. Many thanks to all involved in the micro-residencies, theatre projects, workshops and talks. It have been great three months in Folkestone. We wouldn’t make it without your contribution and support! Special thanks to TRANSPORT (Emma Cameron and Douglas Rintoul), The Folkestone Triennial, Duncan Brannan (KKC), Diane Dever (Folkestone Fringe), Matt Rowe (B&B Project Space) and Amanda Oates … Continue reading →

Documenting LOW&HIGH MICRO-RESIDENCY 1 – Maria Theodoraki on ‘Here at the shoreline’ and ‘en route’ projects

Yes, this is how it is. You walk, you carry your stuff, you knock on people’s doors, some of them open, they look at you, you look at them, sometimes they talk, sometimes they don’t, sometimes they hear, sometimes you say what you have to say, sometimes you recognise it, sometimes it’s new, sometimes it’s … Continue reading →

MICRO-RESIDENCY 1: Maria Theodoraki – Here at the shoreline, Day 5

Maria Theodoraki’s last day at the LOW&HIGH studio.

MICRO-RESIDENCY 1: Maria Theodoraki – Here at the shoreline, Day 4

MICRO-RESIDENCY 1: Maria Theodoraki – Here at the shoreline, Day 3

MICRO-RESIDENCY 1: Maria Theodoraki – Here at the shoreline, Day 2

MICRO-RESIDENCY 1: Maria Theodoraki – Here at the shoreline, Day 1

“Here at the shoreline is part of ongoing project ‘here en route’; a work about space, place and a process of shifting focus as we go along. From 30th May to June 3rd Maria Theodoraki will be based at the old fish bar “Shoreline”. The studio will be open everyday, Monday to Friday 6 to … Continue reading →

LOW&HIGH Launch