Design for Dance

Lay me down safe

by Kate Weare for Scottish Dance Theatre 2010-2011

Interational mid scale tour/ Choreography by Kate Weare/ Costume and Set Design by Katherina Radeva/ Lighting by Jon Clark

http://www.scottishdancetheatre.com/

Photos by Katherina Radeva, Nicole Guarino, Andy Ross

In-visible

All Saints Church, Cambridge and Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester 2010/Choreography by IJAD Dance and Joumana Mourad/ Costume and Set Design by Katherina Radeva

A dance piece inspired by the secrets in the East Region of England

Photos by Katherina Radeva

Hungry Ghosts

The Place, Robin Howard Dance Theatre, London Spring 2007/2008 | Written by Lost Dog | Directed by Ben Duke | Choreography by Raquel Meseguer | Costume Design by Katherina Radeva

Inspired by the events of the Moscow theatre siege.
http://www.lostdogdance.co.uk

Photos by Katherina Radeva

Persona non Grata

The Place, Robin Howard Dance Theatre | 24 January 2007 | As part of Resolution! 2007 | Set and costume design for dance by Katherina Radeva | Choreographer - Carlotta Miceli | Dancer - Caroline Hotchkiss | Composer - Jim Slade

Persona non Grata is a piece about liberation and breaking through from one’s owns inhibitions. The set for the piece consists of a yellow rectangle on the floor created simply by gafa tape and a rich deep blue velvet drape. The set focused on the contrast of two very different materials and how they co-exist. The design of the costume reflected both qualities - the rough and the rich and was specifically sawn for the particular dancer, bearing her character, qualities and specifics in mind.

Photos by Benjamin Jenner

Daffodils

The Place, Robin Howard Dance Theatre, London, March 2005 | Concept by Philip Amann and Katherina Radeva | Choreography by Philip Amann | Set and Costume Design by Katherina Radeva

Daffodils tells the story of four characters - people - travellers - two males and two females, going from one place to the next, in between places and experiences. The piece was inspired by the music of Maria Neikova, a Bulgarian singer famous for Walking Together, a song that formed the soundtrack for one of the Classics of Bulgarian Cinema in the 1960’s called The Goat’s Horn.