Productions

Dance Tapes

‘Dance Tapes’ is a series of four choreographies of speech and sound created by disabled dance artists from the UK, Japan, the Netherlands and Zimbabwe. The project is an intimate experience for audiences, highlighting the disabled dance artists’ lived experiences through an interweaving choreography of speech and sound. Alongside the audio choreography audiences can access artistic transcripts to accompany the pieces, deepening the experience.

Frock

Six striking dancers collide in an uplifting dance riot set to an exclusive art rock soundtrack by Hannah Miller of Moulettes. In this eccentric outdoor dance piece, experience playful observations of the yesteryears that explode into a punkish celebration of individuality and difference.

Artificial Things

Slowly suffocating in each other’s company, a group of individuals seek escape in a bash of riotous rock-n-roll. However, their wild disorder descends into playground politics and reveals some uncomfortable truths. In this cinematic and evocative production Stopgap Dance Company creates a compact world of riddles that question our notions about unity and co-existence.

Artificial Things is a part of the GCSE Dance Anthology.