High Voltage 9 - T0866672633DanceEast presents its 9th High Voltage, an annual celebration of dance in the East of England. The programme across the two evenings will bring together DanceEast’s best youth groups and adult performance companies, as well as works by youth groups from across the Eastern region and beyond. | |
| 26 Jun 09 to 27 Jun 09 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L1678784990 |
High Voltage 8 - T01910358633 | |
| 27 Jun 08 to 28 Jun 08 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L1498339246 |
Stopgap - Portfolio Collection - T537187225StopGAP is a dance company with a difference, featuring four professional dancers with and without disabilities. They present Portfolio Collection, an evening showcasing dance by international choreographers that is thrilling, dramatic and entertaining. | |
| 13 Mar 08 | Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76 listing details L0847496968 |
Random Frequencies - T1776178836An evening of work curated by its Associate Company, internationally renowned [Random Dance]. | |
| 23 Jun 07 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L1874913215 |
High Voltage 5 - T1853642420The programme promises to be an exhilarating showcase of dance, bringing together youth dance groups from across the countries of Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire performing in a variety of styles. | |
| 10 Jun 05 to 11 Jun 05 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L02023613345 |
2 x 2 An Evening of Duets - Duel/Chairs/Sawn-off Scarface/The Self - T2120184532Award-winning Protein Dance will perform Duel, their first work from 1997, an upbeat and witty blend of dance theatre, music, language and high drama that is a bilingual exploration of competitive behaviour between an Italian man and a Swiss woman. The Royal Ballet's William Tuckett and Luke Heydon present a choreographic dialogue for two querulous friends and two chairs, hence the title Chairs. This playful piece is very funny and performed to a musical score of Bach and Beethoven. Welsh-based Eddie Ladd and Gerald Tyler's Sawn-off Scarface is a duet and (semi) ironic tribute to Scarface, Brian de Palma's notorious film starring Al Pacino. Performed to a short, tough synopsis of the plot, and on something close to a sticky, wet nightclub floor, the show is described as a 'meeting point for the small and the epic' and 'extraordinary fusion of film and live action performed breathtakingly'. The Self by Walker Dance and Park Music is an enchanting and dynamic duet combining Fin Walker's intricately detailed and exhilarating choreography with Ben Park's emotional composition which will be performed by live musicians on stage.Company Protein Dance. Performer William Tuckett. Performer Luke Heydon. Performer Eddie Ladd. Company Walker Dance. Company Park Music. | |
| 14 May 03 | Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76 listing details L1728210210 |
| 9 May 03 | Playhouse, Norwich :: V69 listing details L01320526593 |
Blade of Gravity - T01166485892[Dance East] presents a promenade performance through St Edmundsbury Cathedral by adults and young people from the Bury St Edmunds community. Participating schools: Howard Middle School, King Edward VI School, Risby Primary School, Westley Middle School and Adult Performance Group and Suffolk Youth Theatre.Director Michael Platt. Music Ian D Smith. Music Pat Wymark. | |
| 26 Nov 02 to 27 Nov 02 | General, General :: V1278 listing details L905773127 |
First Class Air Male - T0633135199...First Class Air Male is a woman's dream, an evening of men dancing with not a female in sight (The Independent). [Dance East] present some of the most exciting names in one evening of thrilling dance. First Class Air Male represents an unrivalled opportunity to enjoy international choreographers performing their own stunning solo works.Performer Jose Navas. Performer Walter Haman. Performer Henri Oguike. Performer Ben Wright. | |
| 14 Jun 02 to 15 Jun 02 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L694087472 |
| 18 May 02 | Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham :: V0165922284 listing details L1069822945 |
| 17 May 02 | The Point, Eastleigh :: V1114 listing details L1146827148 |
| 15 May 02 | Cambridge Junction, Cambridge :: V23 listing details L01594720251 |
| 14 May 02 | Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76 listing details L095804165 |
| 13 May 02 | The Place Theatre, Inner London :: V240 listing details L01877996837 |
| 11 May 02 | Playhouse, Norwich :: V69 listing details L01488547818 |
Loose in Flight/Zero/Can't Bark/Shirtology - T01663435844Loose in Flight - uses Kathak as the structural base, breaking out into lyrical passages of contemporary action. Khan's choreography is intelligent, compelling and beautiful to watch. Zero - A rare opportunity to see [Wayne McGregor] dance his solo work. Renowned for his lightning speed articulation and idiosyncratic movement language, this piece is both inventive and athletic. Can't Bark - is an energetic, eccentric and innovative solo examining the struggle of desire versus deed danced by [Adam Cooper]. Mixing both astute and amusing dancing Schynkel a former soloist with [Rambert Dance Company], creates a crazed surrealism of morals and theatrical magic. Shirtology - [Jerome Bel], born in France, has performed extensively across Europe and has been described as 'the thinking man's choreographer'. Shirtology, a work in three parts, mixes humour and cultural icons. It examines the bizarre reality between man and his clothing and the underlining absurdity of texts and logos.Choreographer Akram Khan (Loose in Flight). Choreographer Wayne McGregor (Zero). Choreographer Jan de Schynkel (Can't Bark). Choreographer Jerome Bel (Shirtology). Performer Adam Cooper. | |
| 7 May 01 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L090147234 |
| 5 May 01 | Playhouse, Norwich :: V69 listing details L376763161 |
| 3 May 01 | Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76 listing details L2035411891 |
| 1 May 01 | Cambridge Junction, Cambridge :: V23 listing details L0397056677 |
