Floanne - Works

Works

One woman show

  • Floin' to America - (2011) 1.5 hour, cabaret performance of French and American tunes
  • Edith Piaf Alive - (2012) 1 hour, a musical play: modern twist to vintage tunes.

Experimental film

  • Imprints - (2007) 4 minutes
  • ONE WAY - (2008) 10 minutes Winner, Best Experimental film - 5th Big Apple Film Festival.
  • Kirk Light - (2009) 4 minutes
  • Waterfront Access? - (2009) 10 minutes Winner, Golden Reel Award for Best Dance Film - Tiburon International Film Festival.
  • Boudoir Chit-Chat - (2012) 14 minutes

Choreography work

  • Rambling Thoughts - (2004) 5 minutes, video projection with soundscape, spoken word, 1 dancer
  • Vibraform - (2005) 10 minutes, soundscape, 5 dancers using voice
  • echO - (2006) 15 minutes, video projection, 2 dancers using voice
  • Conversation - (2007) 10 minutes, video projection, soundscape, 3 dancers using voice
  • WEEP - (2009) 15 minutes, 3 dancers, 1 digeridoo

Photographic exhibition

  • Regards Croisés (1998)
  • Le Quotidien Des Rails (1999)
  • Where Are You Going? (2005)

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