Bursts of Brilliance – Unlimited

Rachel Gadsden flyingIt was a real pleasure to be in the room as part of the press launch for the Unlimited Festival today with 3 of our Push Me for 90 second films. The Push Me team have been busy filming, editing and blogging over the last few months and our artists have been eagerly awaiting for [...]
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Live in The Space!

a screen shot of the Space page showing Jez Colborne - it says push me collection.Extraordinary. Unlimited. In 90 seconds. If you go to Arts Council England and BBC’s The Space today – you’ll see that PUSH ME is currently on the front page with our 90 second feature on Jez Colborne. We are delighted to be there! So first, push this lot for 90 seconds… Dive deep with Sue Austin and ‘Creating The Spectacle!’ [...]
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Welcome to the world – the London 2012 Festival is open

A photo of the London 2012 Festival brochure“If we get the festival right, people will remember 2012 not just for amazing sport, but for unforgettable art as well.” So says London 2012 Festival Director Ruth Mackenzie in the hot-off-the-press official guide to the London 2012 Festival – and we agree, especially in relation to our artists!
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Shifting the ground and looking again – more links to the Creative Case

Caroline Bowditch behind Mark Brew. Mark is in a grey net tshirt - we see his head and arm. behind her, with the same net over her head we glimpse the elbow and head of caroline.A few more links for you from the Arts Council’s Creative Case site (hosted by Disability Arts Online) – where the essays presented link to the work of our amazing PUSH ME artists. This time it’s the turn of Caroline Bowditch and Sue Austin. Caroline Bowditch’s former work with Scottish Dance Theatre as Dance Agent [...]
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So just who are we pushing?

A tower of five circus performers - all balanced on a bike, with a woman in yellow on the top with her arms outstretchedWith PUSH ME we get to feature the work of some fabulous artists and companies. Want to know which ones? Then read on… We have Mish Weaver/Stumble Dance Circus with Box of Frogs giving us a poignant, original and funny exploration of passion and disappointment - a Bipolar Circus, a manically depressed form of entertainment (its their pic here), Bobby [...]
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