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I’m not the first to discover that if we can focus performance away from thenotion of ‘rehearsal’ and more towards ‘spontaneous’ or ‘lived experience’ andbe ‘in the moment’, we are somewhere closer to bringing audiences andperformers together in mutual appreciation. … Continue reading →

Listen here to ‘is yogini’ on soundcloud music: https://soundcloud.com/isyogini/171027_04a One amazing and surprising thing about the studio is the gift of an acoustic for chanting – I could never have expected it. Such an unusual shape, and I’m sure no … Continue reading →

It’s Day 7 already since we arrived in India, although I have my yoga notes and Geoffrey has taken some marvelous photographs already, I’ve been probably too overwhelmed to write anything in our blog till just now! It feels as … Continue reading →

A Tribute to B.K.S. Iyengar (RIP) Guruji left his mortal body at 3:15am this morning, 20th August 2014. Rest In Peace There is such great sadness at a moment like this, and also a time of reflection and thankfulness for … Continue reading →

Art and Performance projects Those of you who know Isabel and Geoffrey will realise that we are also artists: Geoffrey a professional photographer and Isabel a composer, choreographer and director. We do this work in collaboration with other artists as … Continue reading →

This summer we took a ferry to Roscoff in Brittany. Here we are at 7am looking out over the sea. We then spent 2 weeks camping in an Orchard and Geoffrey discovered how to bake an apple cake in a … Continue reading →

Look out for Quarry-o-sion, Ad Astra and Touchstone. Site Specific Dance and Music Performances in 2014. Isabel, Duncan and Robbie out recording. Photo Geoffrey Fielding Visit http://salamandatandem.wordpress.com for further details Throughout 2013 Isabel and Geoffrey have been working on a … Continue reading →

Has anyone been to this most wonderful part of the world? We are lucky enough to be the 4th partner in an EU funded project with Norway, Estonia and Portugal which is designed to enable visually impaired people to be … Continue reading →