Six striking dancers collide in an uplifting dance riot accompanied by especially composed original music by Hannah Miller and Oli Austin of Moulettes
In this theatrical outdoor dance work you will experience playful observations of the yesteryears explode into a ‘punkish’ celebration of individuality and difference.

[Image Description: Photo from a live outdoor performance of Frock. Nadenh balances in a shoulder stand in his wheelchair, his head pressed against the pavement and hands bracing himself as he lifts his lower body and chair into the air. He looks towards the front of the image and we see the underside of his chair. Nadenh is a brown-skinned Cambodian man, he wears a floral yellow dress, black fingerless workout gloves and black trainers. A crowd of people watches in the background.]
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Artistic Access
We are passionate about making our productions accessible to a wide range of audiences, and below is a link to some imaginative approaches to achieve this. Each asset is designed to give enhanced experiences for people with specific access needs, but we encourage everyone to give them all a try! These assets will draw you deeper into our work by inviting you to engage with dance through new perspectives.
Our access assets for Frock include an ‘Easy-Read Visual Story’ and the innovative ‘Audio Experience’.
Audio experience invites the audience to dive into the world of Frock with audio experiences led by the dancers. These are a series of soundtracks that allow the listeners to explore the choreography and soundscapes of each scene within Frock. They are designed to give blind or visually impaired audiences an enhanced insight into the piece but offer everyone the opportunity to delve deeper into the work. Each track comes with a transcript.
Your Reactions
https://twitter.com/VickiHProducer/status/1147198709974937600 https://twitter.com/FullyBookedNow/status/1157721677171703814 https://twitter.com/jensfrimann/status/1142345189735968768Loved @Stopgapdance today @SIRF_Stockton such an engaging performance! Challenging perceptions of disability & gender 💪
— Claire Bigley (@cbigley02) August 3, 2019
Have to say @SIRF_Stockton you were impressive!! I will be back next year for even longer
BIG thanks to @XtraxArts for making me so welcome 🤩 #showcase pic.twitter.com/8CuUCB2TRK
Thank you @NNFest for a fantastic family day out. We loved performances by @Stopgapdance @GlassHouseDance @MotionhouseDT #nnfestival #outdoorarts #norwich pic.twitter.com/xHkxluaHzY
— Sam Patel (@Samantha_Patel) May 18, 2019
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Credits
Lucy Bennett
Artistic Direction & Choreography
Christian Brinklow, KJ Mortimer, Jannick Moth, Nadenh Poan Hannah Sampson, Alice Shepperson
Performers & Devisers
Amy Butler, Annie-Rose Grantham, Emily Lue-Fong, Luis Dunn, Amelia Clark
Additional dancers
Martina Trottmann
Costume Design
Hannah Miller of Moulettes with additional material from Oliver Austin
Composer
Siobhan Hayes
Rehearsal Director
Lily Norton
Access Artist
Thomas Goodwin and Carrie Whitaker (Lila Dance)
Creative input during research & development
Sho Shibata
Executive Producer
Dougie Evans
Producer
Ethan Duffy
Project Manager
Supported by
Without Walls, Arts Council England, Salisbury Festival, Hat Fair Festival, Stockton International Riverside Festival and Norfolk & Norwich Festival