Solo Performance – In Souliloquy

New 2017 In Souliloquy Trailer!

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Why hello there – we have a gorgeous new trailer pulled together by Victorine to celebrate both our body of work (go on check out our portfolio) and in anticipation of what is to come.

It features familiar faces from our talented collaborators – especially the wonderful voice of Lydia Lane as Marina. An edited down version of her monologue voices over the footage of our work.

As always all directed by Victorine and written by Tilly (Orlando and Margaret of Anjou written by Victorine).

In development at the moment

The rest of our ET TU series
Summer Seasonal Souliloquy
Autumn Seasonal Soulilouuy
Mechanicals’ Macbeth!

Please enjoy this reminder and stay tuned for more new work soon!

Ariel In Winter.

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Ariel In Souliloquy from In Souliloquy on Vimeo.

Be your own island.

Performed by Christopher Montague
Written by Tilly Lunken
Directed by Victorine Pontillon
After William Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

In Souliloquy is devised and produced by V&T
Ariel In Soulilouquy is a Seasonal Soliloquy.

Music:
Facile by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Christopher Montague graduated from the University of Reading with a BA in Film & Theatre (2011) before training as an actor for two years with Fourth Monkey Theatre Company (2013-2015). Christopher is also Co-Founder of Attila Theatre, formed in 2013 and works as a freelance actor, director, deviser, stage manager and barman (obviously).

Having seen Chris perform Ariel at Attila’s Pop Up Shakespeare Festival he was our first choice to bring new understanding to the spirit released finally to freedom.

Snout In Souliloquy – Christina Jolie Breza – New York.

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Snout In Souliloquy – Christina Jolie Breza – New York from In Souliloquy on Vimeo.

A Wall for All. Built by Christina Jolie Breza, New York, USA

Snout In Souliloquy (after William Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream).
Written by Tilly Lunken
Produced by Victorine Pontillon and Tilly Lunken

Nicasio Zanetti: DP
Hannah Rose Deflumeri: AD
Gui Agustini: Editor
Song: Vivaldi Four Seasons (Winter)

Christina graduated from University of North Florida where she earned her AA degree in English, then went on to graduate from Florida Atlantic University with a Bachelor of Arts Magna Cum Laude in performance, combat, and make-up design. Christina has extensive training in across the board acting techniques. She recently graduated from a two-year acting conservatory in NYC. Christina has also been honored and blessed to have studied intensively under Aaron Speiser, Lenard Petit a Michael Chekhov specialist, Andrew Wade, Anthony Meindl, Chuck Cooper in a Musical Theatre Workshop, Tim Carroll and Daniel Davis for Shakespeare Technique.

She has put her training to good use by starring in multiple indie films, producing indie shorts with her husband and starting their production company “PowerCouple Productions” She has also performed in the off-Broadway Traveling Company of “Tony and Tina’s Wedding.” Other stage work includes, Sylvia in “Sylvia,” Columbia in “Rocky Horror Picture Show,” and Sister Prejean in “Dead Man Walking.” Christina is an all around actor with a broad range of abilities including choreography, combat, and makeup design. She has a passion for fashion with her costume design and deep knowledge of dramatic history.

Snout In Souliloquy is a continuing international digital theatre project celebrating artistic connection and collaboration across the world.

Snout In Souliloquy – Ziyun Hong – Seoul.

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Snout In Souliloquy – Ziyun Hong – Seoul from In Souliloquy on Vimeo.

A Wall For All. Built by Ziyun Hong, Seoul, South Korea.

Snout In Souliloquy (after William Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream).
Written by Tilly Lunken
Produced by Victorine Pontillon and Tilly Lunken

The Actress: Ziyun Hong
Friends in Restaurant: Jialiang Bi, Linjian Dai, Zhen Jin, Zhijun Huang and Jinhan Wang
Directed by Ziyun Hong
Filmed and edited by Ziyun Hong
Narrated by Ziyun Hong

Since graduating from East 15, Ziyun has worked on many projects as an actor, puppeteer, stage manager, director, and workshop leader. Recent credits include WAR HORSE, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, THE VILLA 1.0 & 2.0, COSI, THE OWNER etc. Ziyun is thrilled to get involved in the Snout In Souliloquy project. As a UK-trained Chinese actress who is currently residing in Seoul, she hopes to present something interesting in her self-directed short.

Snout In Souliloquy is a continuing international digital theatre project celebrating artistic connection and collaboration across the world.

Snout In Souliloquy – Alex Talamo / The Dig Collective – Melbourne.

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Snout In Souliloquy – Alex Talamo/The Dig Collective – Melbourne from In Souliloquy on Vimeo.

A Wall For All. Built by Alex Tálamo, Melbourne, Australia.

Snout In Souliloquy (after William Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream).
Written by Tilly Lunken
Produced by Victorine Pontillon and Tilly Lunken

Actor: Dana McMillan
Director & Camera: Alex Talamo
Music: Tim Sneddon
Created by: The DIG Collective
Twitter: @TheDIGonline
Website: www.thedigcollective.com

Dana McMillan trained her performance skills at VCA’s Acting Studio program, movement with Teresa Blake, and voice with Suzanne Heywood. Performance credits include title roles in Memmie le Blanc (Memmie) for Union House Theatre, As You Like It (Rosalind) for Melbourne University Shakespeare Company and she is a company member of Soothplayers: Completely Improvised Shakespeare. She is co-artistic director for Grub Theatre and co-director of Planning Atlantis, currently in development after an award-winning season at Mudfest 2015 (Sustainability Award and Fringe Award). Grub’s previous work Pigeon Life for Tastings Festival, which she co-wrote and devised, won a scholarship from Union House Theatre. As a writer and theatre maker, her works include the intimate and highly acclaimed piece, How are you, lovely? for Tastings Festival, and No Light for the Unprovoked Festival. Dana is an Artistic Director at The DIG Collective.

Alex Tálamo is a director and deviser who works across visual, live and media arts. Her practice engages a process of slow dramaturgy, often working with ensembles and encouraging a multiplicity of voices within a single work. Conceptually, her work investigates outsider identities, including migrant and feminist perspectives, and is always responsive to contemporary political frameworks. Alex studied at VCA, completing a Postgraduate Diploma in Performance Creation (Animateuring, 2012). She has been the recipient of Australia Council’s Cultural Leaders of the Future (2011) and two international study tours through the Ian Potter Foundation and Art Start (2013). Her work has been shown at Performance Studies International (2016), Metanoia’s Live Works program (2015), and Activism month at FCAC (2016). She is an Artistic Director at The DIG Collective and has curated two seasons of the experimental theatre festival, Unprovoked (2013).

Snout In Souliloquy is a continuing international digital theatre project celebrating artistic connection and collaboration across the world.