'Come and Go' shows the launch of a new prototype which takes the Serpentine dance as its reference to consider a shift in point of view from one which is on the ground linear and anchored to one which is from above, in flight and remote. The work forms part of practice based doctoral research concerning surveillance and resistance. It will be a dual screen installation with interactive playback; the more movement there is from the viewer the closer to real time the playback will become, making for a playful piece. The Lowry Studio Theatre Saturday 16th January 13:00 - 19:30 FREE ARTIST TALK: 18:30 – Rose Butler & Alexander Whitley provide an insight into the project's development and their collaborative approach, chaired by Laura Broome (Quays Culture) Credits: Artwork devised and produced by Rose Butler 2016 www.rosebutler.com Choreographer and Interpretation: Alexander Whitley Dancer: Natalie Allen Camera: Ed Edwards; Slowmo Ltd Lighting / Gaffer / Grip: Tom Salmon and Roddy Baxter Audio Recording: Alistair McGregor Advice and Editor: Kypros Kyprianou Programming: Michael Gunning; C3RI, Sheffield Hallam University. Creative Technologist: Matthew Jarvis Audio Mix and Programming: Mark Summers and Amy Beeston Technician and Install: Richard Bolam Thanks to: Laura Broome Programme Manager and Lucy Dusgate Programme Producer; Quays Culture; The Lowry and Supporting Staff; Salford University and Supporting Staff; The Art and Design Research Centre (ADRC) and The Culture, Communication and Computing Research Institute (C3RI): Sheffield Hallam University; IT Support: Sheffield Hallam University Made with the support of: Laura Broome, Programme Manager - Quays Culture This production is supported using public funding by Arts Council England, and The Art and Design Research Centre (ADRC) Sheffield Hallam University.

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