EDINBURGH FRINGE KLANG REEL

We made a short reel for the wonderful Summerhall for their @edfringe instagram takeover. Image©PeterDibden

Love letter to the buildings

This is a project sal klang has been working on for the last 6 months – it is a farewell to the buildings as London College of Fashion moves to a single site at Eastbank Stratford. The show is site responsive and over 5 sites. it is a celebration of the psychogeography of the space,…

Unsung

Unsung is a track written for the finale of our Four Storeys show in St Georges Works – an abandoned furniture depository where we made a large scale winter show a couple of years before lockdown. We made work based on themes of belonging, abandonment and haunting. A sense of place and uprooting. This film…

InHaus

InHaus Shows – A Cathartic Start to 2023 5 preview shows in our home Dec 28th-Jan 1st 2023….. brave but oh so worth it. Full on loud and pin drop quiet. Folks entered the kitchen to be met by the sound of the sea and creaking of ships timbers, with a heady hit of spiced…

Song of the Small Animals

Another film from the series for the release of Song of the Small Animals. The latest track form the Ordinary Things album. The song written originally for the finale of our Edinburgh Fringe residency in 2014 – set in an abandoned small animal hospital, full of the creature ghosts.

Song of the Small Animals

One of 5 films for the release of Song of the Small Animals from The Neutrinos – Ordinary Things album. It was written originally for the finale song of our Edinburgh Fringe residency in 2014 which was set in an abandoned small animal hospital . . . .

Shake the Egg (full length video)

We made a film for Shake the Egg, Watch the full series here . I filmed hours of footage over lockdown – it is on its way, but along the way it is sitting very happily with the Ordinary Things tracks, becoming a kind of remote lockdown Klang meet..

Lighthaus

A great success and total joy to make at LoveLight festival 2022 Day two cancelled by Storm Eunice , reminding us indeed of the power of nature. A lost set reminding us of the power of barcodes and depots. It was a beautiful moment seeing all your faces appear from the light . . ….