Aerial Physical Theatre &
Site-Responsive Performance Practice
A collaborative practice exploring the relationship between body, apparatus, and environment.
Strings Attached is a project-based performance practice creating aerial and physical theatre works.
Led by Lee-Anne Litton and Alejandro Rolandi the work brings together performers, collaborators and communities to develop site-responsive performances that integrate ground and air.
The practice is grounded in a distinct methodology that treats the body, apparatus and environment as interdependent. Performers develop a shared physical language across aerial and ground-based movement, allowing work to emerge through collaboration, responsiveness and place.
Strings Attached operates through creative developments, training and community-based projects, with opportunities for performers and partners to engage in the work.
Led by Lee-Anne Litton and Alejandro Rolandi the work brings together performers, collaborators and communities to develop site-responsive performances that integrate ground and air.
The practice is grounded in a distinct methodology that treats the body, apparatus and environment as interdependent. Performers develop a shared physical language across aerial and ground-based movement, allowing work to emerge through collaboration, responsiveness and place.
Strings Attached operates through creative developments, training and community-based projects, with opportunities for performers and partners to engage in the work.
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