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- PalladioMovie.com
Read about the artists, the cast, and upcoming events...
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Palladio - novel
- VENUES:
2005:
February in Glasgow
March in New York
Is it even possible to sell out anymore?
Palladio: an interactive movie about lust, greed, art and advertising by Ben Neill + Bill Jones.......................................................................................
Based on the novel Palladio by Jonathan Dee.
Ben Neill
- Ben Neill
Composer + co-creator
Bill Jones
- Bill Jones
Director + co-creator
Lance Jensen
- Lance Jensen
Lyricist
Mikel Rouse
- "Mal Osborne"
played by Mikel Rouse
Zoe Lister-Jones
- "Molly Howe"
played by
Zoe Lister Jones
Cort Garretson
- "Johnny Milo"
played by Cort Garretson
Doug Kastilahn
- Doug Kastilahn
as "The Announcer"
Palladio
Jonathan Dee's novel Palladio uncovers the awkwardness of two former lovers becoming coworkers at an avant-garde ad agency. In a new adaptation at Symphony Space, composer Ben Neill and media artist Bill Jones expand on the novel's theme with the premiere of their interactive movie, featuring musicians and video mixed live. Performers Mikel Rouse, Zoe Lister-Jones, and Cort Garretson are digitally transported into an environment created from the ads depicted in the story, as the worlds of music, art, and advertising combine — adding powerful fuel to the ongoing debate over the lines between commerce and culture. (LM, Flavorpill)
For more information, bios and a synopsis visit PalladioMovie.com.
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