New Work
Where the Wind Blows
Directed by Bettina Strickler
Two friends move through a mysterious and ever changing landscape. Sometimes fast and furious, occasionally dreamy and tender, the pair battle with themselves, each other and the world around them - but ultimately understanding and friendship prevail.
“it’s delightful, engaging and fun”
Created for disabled and non-disabled children aged 4-8 and suitable for family audiences.
This piece is touring schools in the UK Autumn 09 - Spring 2010. If you’re interested in booking a performance and workshop package see our information pack for teachers.
TAKE; a dance in the park
Directed by Rachel Freeman for Blue Eyed Soul Dance Company
Three dancers disabled and non-disabled tug, twist and turn through the fact and fiction of the past, in an aerial dance performance of daring delight.
TAKE; a dance in the park celebrates a rich and colourful history of live outdoor performance from 1809 to 2009, trapeze artists to street performers, woollen tweed to lycra. Bringing it into the 21st century and onto a spectacular aluminium dome rig where dancers magically glide, float and spin, narrowly missing each other in a playful journey through the archives.
Following performances as part of Sepia; a small festival of dance, TAKE has continued touring the UK and is availabe for outdoor events in 2010.
Jodie Gorle in Now Now. Photo courtesty of Paul Bronicki
Together with TAKE we also have two new solo pieces Now Now & Sugar which were performed at Trafalgar Square as part of the Liberty Festival.