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Marc Rees is one of Wales’s leading exponents of contemporary performance and installation. His innovative interdisciplinary artworks are known for their flamboyant, humorous and often extreme interpretations of history, culture and personal experience. In addition to working with some of Britain’s foremost physical theatre companies (Brith Gof, Earthfall and DV8) and Germany’s premiere choreographers (Angela Guerreiro, Thomas Lehmen and Tanz Compagnie Rubato) his own extensive body of work includes the solo stage works Iddo Ef/Caligula Disco, the installation/performances The House Project /RevolUn/Shed*light and the BBC film A Very Gladys night.

He has lived and worked in Amsterdam, Montreal and Berlin and has initiated under his company R.I.P.E (Rees International Projects Enterprise) several highly successful artistic alliances with furniture designers, film makers, authors, composers and choreographers across Europe and North America.

Marc Rees' most recent international commissions and site specific events include 'Casgliad Gwydr Cambrian a Chabinet/Cambrian Glass Collection and Cabinet' for the National History Museum at St Fagans, Cardiff, March - September 2007; 'Comfort Zone' for Recontres Internationales, Paris, December 2006; 'Sx3 duet' for SINOPALE, Sinop, Turkey, August 2006; 'Vaseline Machine' for VERBO, Galeria Vermehlo, Sao Paulo, May 2006; 'Adagietto Ara Deg' for the 51st Venice Bienale, 2005 and Shed*light: 'Norman Behaviour' for ARCO 05, Madrid.
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Gloria Days

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"I can't readily think of another recent work that has anything like the quality of lapidary craftsmanship this one has.”
Dance Europe, December 2007, Donald Hutera

‘ An arresting and thrillingly sensual combination of dance, film and sound’
The Guardian, October 2007 **** Elisabeth Mahoney

‘ A superlative production that has to rank as one of the most persuasive and utterly magical pieces of contemporary dance for some time’
The Western Mail, October 2007 **** Graham Williams

‘ This mesmerising and sensual dance is quite stunning’
South Wales Echo, October 2007 **** Mike Smith