Myths & Dreams - T1503114886An ambitious and innovative programme created by four choreographers. The Company's new season combines dance, film and digital sculpture in an imaginative evening performed by the cast of top North East emerging professional dancers. | |
29 Oct 21 | The Maltings, Berwick-on-Tweed :: V986 listing details L0541925191 |
Fully Grounded: Flashpoint/Leemte - T321859347Fertile Ground is back with a new production and a new ensemble of early career dancers. 'Fully Grounded' is a double bill of contrasting works exploring the theme of borders and barriers, real and imagined, between people and cultures. Four North East based dancers will perform the works created by the specially invited nationally acclaimed choreographers, taking a journey through diverse genres of dance; jazz, contemporary and breakdance, testing the limits of the dancers and bringing you a fantastic, fresh dance experience.Choreographer Robby Graham (Flashpoint). Choreographer ReGina Wielingen (Leemte). | |
23 Jun 18 | Dance City, Newcastle Upon Tyne :: V916524193 listing details L1369610394 |
22 Jun 18 | The Maltings, Berwick-on-Tweed :: V986 listing details L0997441612 |
Dancing the Road triple bill - T2136259585DANCING THE ROAD is a triple bill of three very different ensemble works that push the company into different ways of dancing and performing. Exciting, unusual, accessible Dancing the Road offers something for every-one with each work exploring a different theme. Eight Steps choreographed by Malgorzata Dzierzon explores the public space and how we negotiate it wondering if we are just pawns in a public game of chess. In chess the pieces are constrained by a set of prescribed, pre-determined moves, yet the names of the pieces such as Pawn, Knight, King and Queen suggest the possibility of a human connection and response. Fittingly this work can also be performed outside. Era choreographed by James Wilton delves into the dark side of digital technology. In the 21st century with ever more exciting technological ways of keeping in touch how do we humans connect? Can we connect? With other people? With ourselves? Was it better before when we had connections, friendships, personalities, love? The 21st Century-Where getting "likes" is more important than being likeable. Where you have "favourited" so much that you don't know what you like any more. Where you have thousands of "friends" but never see anyone. Where advertising has infiltrated every aspect of art and culture. Where you can access anything but are interested in nothing! Elephant Dances devised with the company by Dora Frankel is inspired by The Bowes Museum's exhibition From Temple to Home: Celebrating Ganesha and looks at our connection to and love of the great and wise elephant. The work is both a celebration of and a homage to this much endangered mammal and how the god Ganesha evokes its characteristics and its power. An evocative and provocative work created by the Company to an unusual music collage. A work we hope will cross cultural boundaries and also be satisfying for visually impaired audiences. | |
20 May 16 | The Maltings, Berwick-on-Tweed :: V986 listing details L251210752 |
Mixed Bill: A New Chimera/Shields of Bone - T01277749643A New Chimera - A performance that annihilates borders and barriers questioning the compartmentalisation of dance. An abstract yet expressive work which weaves and crafts a truly modern aesthetic. Choreography by Tom Dale. Shields of Bone - Shields of Bone explores the boundaries between people and challenges our ability to see beneath the surface. The work considers the undeniable truth that lies underneath superficial perception. Performed to a selection of music by Meredith Monk, the work investigates human contact and touch in both sensual and brutal ways. Choreography by Eleesha Drennan. These exceptional performances will be accompanied by works inspired by art and museum exhibitions across the North East, along with the debut work NOW; a dance of energy, youth and dynamism. | |
12 Feb 15 | The Maltings, Berwick-on-Tweed :: V986 listing details L02052012881 |