pethau eraill / other things

The first in the series of undone good cop bad cop performances was ‘beefkake’ proposed back in 1997 – strangely described in the application as our ‘first’ performance, despite having formed in 1995 and having made two previous performances, possibly due to it being a request for funding and therefore not part of our “no…

An almost final version of an interview that was gcbc’s contribution to Intangible Studio’s inaugural “International Performance Festival”. Spot the difference…(its near the end)

This is getting addictive! A solo performance by Richard Huw Morgan from 2002, “present whereabouts unknown”. No photographs exist.

First worked on in 2000-1, Last Man Standing was another of the unrealised works by gcbc, this application made 2002-3 Last Man Standing

Re-reading this one it has elements still very much in our minds… slippin the fur in wit t’ middle fin – 2002

A couple of currently unrealised plans from the archives have been poster in the section https://gcbc.cymru/pethau-heb-eu-gwneud-things-undone/ good shop bad shop people who live in glass houses… more to follow…

In 1994 Das Wunden made their second performance, Caucus, three different performances over three nights. Slovenian musician Robert Merdzo had a planned score. Rowley and Morgan might have had a clue what they were doing, but had not asked each other. Guests included Mike Pearson, Lisa Palfrey, Klanger & Boink and a team of hair…

  Combining the list of gcbc works with links to videos makes us realise that there are many things missing – some do have film, some photographic record, all will have some trace, we will try and track them down… https://gcbc.cymru/a-probably-not-quite-complete-list-of-performances-productions-done-under-the-name-of-good-cop-bad-cop/  

  A nice phrase from Iain SInclair in his Last London book about the death of London as it struggles under the big money take over ….the new London for winners. ” The naked vitality of the traffic -snarled street, with its choking fumes, its shivering junk-wrecks bonelessly folded in fastfood doorways against the nudge…

this morning, as part of our ongoing research and development we attended a puppetry workshop (nothing to do with car maintenance) in the WMC. The workshop was run by Gyre and Gimble (if memory serves me right) people responsible for that Warhorse project. It was an interesting 2 hours and we might have learnt something…