Lovely to see you too Kaite .... how wonderful to be off to Japan ... very exciting! Hope you have some great adventures and very much hope our paths cross again too. Do keep me posted about [Playing] the maids ... love to see the full production come to fruition. Paul x

Hello Kaite - don't worry - I think you did reply already! I keep hearing about your adventures from the mellifluous Tom Wentworth. Hope our paths cross soon ... X

Hello Kaite, I just wanted to say what a joy it was watching 'In Water ...' last night. I've never experienced such a fragmented piece of theatre conjure such a sense of completion and whole. By the end of the show I felt not only the celebration of the performers bodies but also the uniqueness of my own as witness to the event. I have been away in Bulgaria training with a Grotowski-inspired theatre company in Sofia and I really hope to bump into you sometime to share stories. Very best wishes for the future of this beautiful piece of work. Paul.

I found those 'how did I get here' articles. Really inspiring and have given me a lot of confidence.

Thank you and see you soon hopefully =)

x 

Hi Kaitie. I'm just wondering if you'll be taking The Echo Chamber anywhere else? Having been following your blog and finding the whole process fascinating, I really want to see it! I'm based up in N Wales, and things are pretty busy, so it's unlikely I'll be getting down to Cardiff in the next week. Hope it all goes really well, sarah x

Thank you for sharing the link to your blog! Coming from a dance/movement background, the whole process sounds fascinating, wishing I could be a fly on the wall. Have been having an amazing few weeks of meeting incredible people, sharing ideas, all really inspiring, which has made me really look at my work and processes, re-evaluate, and look at ways of rediscovering movement and where it can go, reading your blog has just confirmed this again, so thank you! To add to this, whilst watching your 'warming up' video, I came up with a whole new movement improvisation idea, so often we get stuck using the same methods, or 'borrow' ideas from others, that this feels like a real epiphany! I'm not sure if it came from the music on your video, the images, or both, or an accumulation of all that has been happening over the last few weeks, but thank you for even more inspiration! Looking forward to reading more on your blog, sarah.

Thanks Kaite!

I was reading your blog, I liked the image of your hands with the ox heart.

Teifi