Fiona Gordon studied theater and movement in Paris. She met Dominique Abel at the Lecoq school and after a short period in London working with Theatre de Complicité, she joined Abel in Belgium where they formed their own company, Courage mon amour. They live and work in a converted factory space in Brussels, never tiring of their favorite theme, the awkwardness of human beings. Gordon’s feature film credits include “Iceberg,” “Rumba,” and “La Fee.”
Description taken from Kate Gardner's article...
Fiona Gordon studied theater and movement in Paris. She met Dominique Abel at the Lecoq school and after a short period in London working with Theatre de Complicité, she joined Abel in Belgium where they formed their own company, Courage mon amour. They live and work in a converted factory space in Brussels, never tiring of their favorite theme, the awkwardness of human beings. Gordon’s feature film credits include “Iceberg,” “Rumba,” and “La Fee.”
Description taken from Kate Gardner's article at blog.womenandhollywood.com
Fiona Gordon studied theater and movement in Paris. She met Dominique Abel at the Lecoq school and after a short period in London working with Theatre de Complicité, she joined Abel in Belgium where they formed their own company, Courage mon amour. They live and work in a converted factory space in Brussels, never tiring of their favorite theme, the awkwardness of human beings. Gordon’s feature film credits include “Iceberg,” “Rumba,” and “La Fee.”
Description taken from Kate Gardner's article at blog.womenandhollywood.com
