home
Created by Janie Gibson and the Trajectory ensemble
Presented by Tantrum Youth Arts and PACT
**2017 CONDA AWARD NOMINEE**
BEST DIRECTION | JANIE GIBSON
BEST NEW WORK | CAST AND CREATIVES
BEST SET DESIGN | LUCY SHEPARD
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS | STEPHANIE ROCHET
**2017 CONDA AWARD WINNER**
BEST SOUND DESIGN | HUW JONES
BEST DIRECTION | JANIE GIBSON
BEST NEW WORK | CAST AND CREATIVES
BEST SET DESIGN | LUCY SHEPARD
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS | STEPHANIE ROCHET
**2017 CONDA AWARD WINNER**
BEST SOUND DESIGN | HUW JONES
HOME - Highlights from Tantrum Youth Arts on Vimeo.
REVIEWS OF HOME
"Wonderful to see young actors full of energy and passion bringing theatre to life in a very personal way"
Jason Blake | Theatre on the Town
"The ensemble cast is a dynamic group of young people who throw themselves into the show with gusto and enthusiasm. Together, they create worlds onstage with poetry, movement and music about what it means to be young in Newcastle. Interwoven stories of migration, war, loss and strength are laced throughout the show, as well as themes of diversity, feminism, family and a rather angry rant about the Baby Boomer generation and the plight of the millennial" Emma Jane |Weekend Notes
"Art scintillates when brave and authentic...Home‘s collation of words by various entities, is a remarkable achievement, showcasing a valuable range of perspectives that form a truthful and timely representation of where we are today, as a society and a collective consciousness. In bringing their audience their most authentic vulnerabilities, the artists compel us to connect, with the work and with each other. Enclosed and tethered, we think about the spaces we share, and the inevitability of our dependence on each other" Suzy Goes See
Jason Blake | Theatre on the Town
"The ensemble cast is a dynamic group of young people who throw themselves into the show with gusto and enthusiasm. Together, they create worlds onstage with poetry, movement and music about what it means to be young in Newcastle. Interwoven stories of migration, war, loss and strength are laced throughout the show, as well as themes of diversity, feminism, family and a rather angry rant about the Baby Boomer generation and the plight of the millennial" Emma Jane |Weekend Notes
"Art scintillates when brave and authentic...Home‘s collation of words by various entities, is a remarkable achievement, showcasing a valuable range of perspectives that form a truthful and timely representation of where we are today, as a society and a collective consciousness. In bringing their audience their most authentic vulnerabilities, the artists compel us to connect, with the work and with each other. Enclosed and tethered, we think about the spaces we share, and the inevitability of our dependence on each other" Suzy Goes See
"Janie has established herself as a powerful and original performance maker"
Martin Del Amo | Realtime Arts
Martin Del Amo | Realtime Arts
we will leave only bone | REFLECTIONS OF EURYDICE
ODRA ENSEMBLE
Co-created and performed by Janie Gibson
Developed in residence at Song of the Goat Theatre, Poland 2011-2013
MONKEY SANDWICH
ULTIMAVEZ | BELGIUM
Directed by Wim Vandekeybus
Excerpt written and performed by Janie Gibson
Monkey Sandwich excerpt from Janie Gibson on Vimeo.
Mostra Internationale d'Arte Cinematografica de la Biennale di Venezia 2011
MNEME
Created and Performed by Janie Gibson
Presented at Performance Space
Mneme from Janie Gibson on Vimeo.
