Requiem/Cloudburst/Terms of Agreement - T01758486645This powerfully visceral and thought-provoking new triple bill explores the nuances of human experience by three exciting international dance makers. | |
| 19 Apr 24 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L1419446841 |
| 22 Mar 24 to 23 Mar 24 | The Place Theatre, Inner London :: V240 listing details L1846218264 |
| 8 Mar 24 | Everyman & Playhouse, Liverpool :: V535 listing details L592974803 |
| 28 Feb 24 | Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee :: V596 listing details L2072646237 |
| 21 Feb 24 to 23 Feb 24 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L538234354 |
40 Years of Phoenix: Pave Up Paradise/Heart of Chaos/Signal/Family/Harmonic Breakdown - T0247832741Phoenix Dance Theatre present an exciting birthday programme to celebrate their milestone 40th birthday, bringing together a range of work from across the company's illustrious history. Featuring an eclectic selection of work by internationally acclaimed, award-winning choreographers, including former Artistic Directors and collaborators. This evening of celebration and reflection promises to be a rich, unforgettable experience. | |
| 28 Apr 22 | The Civic, Barnsley :: V959 listing details L0553243925 |
| 29 Mar 22 to 30 Mar 22 | Peacock Theatre, West End :: V222 listing details L01643004158 |
| 15 Feb 22 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L110406342 |
| 9 Feb 22 to 11 Feb 22 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L1322785846 |
Black Waters - T1604760791In 1782, the owners of the Zong ship claimed insurance on the lives of the 130 slaves thrown overboard. Over 100 years later, the Kala Pani prison ( | |
| 2 Apr 20 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L957223509 |
| 4 Mar 20 | The Theatre By The Lake, Keswick :: V7 listing details L920218085 |
| 25 Feb 20 to 26 Feb 20 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L1335126472 |
| 12 Feb 20 to 15 Feb 20 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L2104698828 |
The Rite of Spring/Left Unseen - T01585288747Phoenix Dance Theatre present a culturally distinctive 21st century re-working of the iconic ballet, The Rite of Spring. For his first work created in the UK, Haitan contemporary and folklore choreographer Jeanguy Saintus reenvisions The Rite of Spring introducing the sacred arts of Haiti along with contemporary global issues in his bold approach to the near riot-causing original by Vaslav Nijinsky. Alongside Rite of Spring will be a new work from established choreographer Amaury Lebrun. Left Unseen explores inclusion and isolation and our instinctive reliance on the five senses. Using precise choreography, moments of unison, interaction, sporadic bursts of movement and sudden stillness Lebrun poses the question, how sensitive and aware can we become when we lose one of our senses...? | |
| 8 Nov 19 to 9 Nov 19 | mac birmingham - Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham :: V146 listing details L0413471140 |
| 18 Oct 19 to 19 Oct 19 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L686148875 |
| 4 May 19 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L2050025892 |
Phoenix at Home - T1404490812Phoenix Dance Theatre present an exciting line-up of world-class dance featuring their celebrated reworking of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring. You will also experience performances from the next generation of contemporary dancers, Phoenix Youth Academy, and see an exclusive excerpt of the company's next full-length piece, Black Waters, co-choreographed by Sharon Watson, Shambik Ghose and Dr Mitul Sengupta. | |
| 25 Sep 19 to 28 Sep 19 | Stanley and Audrey Burton Theatre, Leeds :: V0157226077 listing details L0887995023 |
The Rite of Spring / Troy Game - T01134499274The Rite of Spring draws on the themes of ceremony and sacrifice in a captivating performance for today's modern global society. Troy Game, a tongue-in-cheek parody of male machismo. The work is a display of muscular humour, ritual and athleticism that has been specially re-staged for Phoenix to include female dancers.Choreographer Robert North (Troy Game). | |
| 27 Jun 19 to 28 Jun 19 | Peacock Theatre, West End :: V222 listing details L519659817 |
Windrush: Movement of the People - T01964213021A lively celebration of the rise of multicultural Britain, Windrush spans the spirit, history and heritage of British Caribbean culture, celebrating the 70th anniversary of the arrival of SS Empire Windrush that bought the first Caribbean migrants to the UK. Choreographed by Artistic Director Sharon Watson, the work features an uplifting soundtrack from calypso and jazz to RnB and drum-n-bass. Audiences will also be treated to performances of Calyx, a new commission by emerging choreographer Sandrine Monin that explores the themes of beauty, desire and decadence; and a revival of Shadows by Christopher Bruce, now featured in the AQA GCSE dance curriculum.Choreographer Sharon Watson. Music Christella Litras. | |
| 22 Nov 18 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L1366596750 |
| 1 Nov 18 to 2 Nov 18 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1055004 |
| 10 Oct 18 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L1480065320 |
| 9 May 18 to 10 May 18 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L1786688686 |
| 27 Feb 18 | Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham :: V90 listing details L0351072342 |
| 7 Feb 18 to 10 Feb 18 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L0491455440 |
Triple Bill: Windrush, Calyx, Shadows - T3981884370 years after the Empire Windrush docked, marking the start of Caribbean migration to the UK, comes a new work from Phoenix's artistic director Sharon Watson with a newly commissioned score by Gary Crosby. Also featuring in this bill is Calyx, a new piece by company dancer Sandrine Monin and composer Roberto Rusconi, inspired by Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal (Flowers of Evil), and Christopher Bruce's acclaimed work: Shadows.Choreographer Christopher Bruce (Shadows). Performer Sandrine Monin (Calyx). Music Roberto Rusconi (Calyx). Music Gary Crosby (Windrush). Choreographer Sharon Watson (Windrush). | |
| 4 May 18 to 5 May 18 | mac birmingham - Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham :: V146 listing details L02033042514 |
| 26 Apr 18 to 28 Apr 18 | Peacock Theatre, West End :: V222 listing details L01389547006 |
| 9 Mar 18 to 10 Mar 18 | Curve, Leicester :: V830272338 listing details L400384563 |
| 20 Feb 18 | The Theatre By The Lake, Keswick :: V7 listing details L675707368 |
Calyx/Beast/Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe - T0481048682Calyx - a new piece for 2017 by company dancer Sandrine Monin: this beautiful work explores the theme of desire, inspired by 'The Flowers of Evil' by Charles Baudelaire. Beast, by choreographer Douglas Thorpe ?immerses the audience into the darkest reaches of the mind, using six dancers in a powerful, intimidating and uncompromising performance. Aletta Collins' Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe uses a live microphone to blend movement and voices into a pulsating soundtrack, in a work described by The Times as 'sparky, mischievous...crowd-pleasing'. | |
| 17 Nov 17 | The Civic, Barnsley :: V959 listing details L015278732 |
| 14 Nov 17 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L038244343 |
| 25 Oct 17 to 26 Oct 17 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L289577550 |
Mixed Programme: Nightlife at the Flamingo/Beast/Calyx - T835392594Celebrating their 35th anniversary year, Phoenix Dance Theatre present a thrilling programme of work. Nightlife at the Flamingo, one of the company's earliest works is re-imagined by Edward Lynch for a cast of founding, retired and current company members. Fusing Jazz, Soul, and Reggae this dazzling piece captures the atmosphere of a 1940's American dance hall. Beast, a powerful and unforgettable piece by Leeds based choreographer Douglas Thorpe, exploring the concept of choice. Plus, Calyx, a new commission by company dancer Sandrine Monin and composer Roberto Rusconi. Calyx explores poetic themes of beauty and decadence. | |
| 31 Oct 17 | Buxton Opera House, Buxton :: V424 listing details L667770362 |
| 7 Mar 17 | Gala Theatre, Durham :: V0146218420 listing details L01093503041 |
| 8 Feb 17 to 11 Feb 17 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L0355319499 |
Triple Bill: Until./With/Out.Enough/Undivided Love - T370225256In a fitting commemoration of the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, his timeless themes of desire, duplicity and unrequited love are brought to life in Kate Flatt's brand new work Undivided Loves. Fusing sound, words and dance, Shakespeare's most intimate, mysterious and radical sonnets are reimagined to Brazilian percussionist Adriano Adewale's vibrant and percussive score. In contrast, world-famous Dutch/Israeli choreographer Itzik Galili will rework his piece, Until.With/Out.Enough, which explores the concept of the enclosed space that exists within our minds, as part of a co-commission with The Royal Ballet and Phoenix Dance Theatre. | |
| 18 Nov 16 to 19 Nov 16 | Laban Theatre, Outer London :: V342 listing details L01164450153 |
| 12 Nov 16 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L0653076378 |
| 9 Nov 16 | The Spa Theatre, Bridlington :: V932 listing details L01526246388 |
| 3 Nov 16 to 4 Nov 16 | The Point, Eastleigh :: V1114 listing details L77302687 |
| 7 Oct 16 | The Civic, Barnsley :: V959 listing details L1061925650 |
| 16 Jun 16 to 17 Jun 16 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01444260358 |
| 4 May 16 | Darlington Hippodrome (formerly Civic Theatre), Darlington :: V562 listing details L1836776061 |
| 19 Apr 16 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L1986039276 |
| 6 Apr 16 | Theatre At The Mill, Newtownabbey :: V01990766298 listing details L440150903 |
| 10 Mar 16 | Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth :: V906 listing details L0714515871 |
| 5 Mar 16 | Festival Theatre, Edinburgh :: V600 listing details L1150943587 |
| 1 Mar 16 to 2 Mar 16 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L01495821893 |
| 17 Feb 16 to 20 Feb 16 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L1291042452 |
Shadows/Shift/TearFall/Bloom - T950720762Mixed Programme 2015 features a double bill by one of the most influential figures in world dance, Christopher Bruce CBE including a brand new work, Shadows created by him especially for Phoenix Dance Theatre and a restaging of Christopher's energetic study of life in the 1940's, Shift. Having choreographed works for leading dance companies across the globe, this is the first time that Phoenix will perform any of this renowned choreographer's work. The work also features two world premieres Phoenix Artistic Director Sharon Watson follows up her audience favourites Melt (2011) and Repetition of Change (2013) with TearFall, a new piece that builds on her exploration of science through dance using her simultaneously mesmerising and athletic choreography style. The fourth piece is Bloom by exciting new choreographer and New Adventures Choreographer Award winner Caroline Finn whose work often presents darkly comic expressions of life and humanity using her playful, quirky and highly engaging choreographic style.Choreographer Christopher Bruce (CBE). Choreographer Caroline Finn. Choreographer Sharon Watson. | |
| 1 Dec 15 to 2 Dec 15 | Lancaster Arts, Lancaster :: V522 listing details L0719308738 |
| 26 Nov 15 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L1283893698 |
| 9 Oct 15 | The Civic, Barnsley :: V959 listing details L116507784 |
| 15 Sep 15 to 16 Sep 15 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L0686134915 |
Mixed Programme: Until.With/Out.Enough/TearFall/Bloom - T2068228561Galili first created Until.With/Out.Enough in 1998, to immersive music by Henryk G?recki. He now revisits the work in this new version, co-commissioned by The Royal Ballet. Watson's acclaimed DNA-inspired work Repetition of Change was her first exploration of ways to express science through dance. She now investigates the scientific complexity of tears ? the surprising truths behind the physical and emotional purposes of crying ? in TearFall, with support from the Wellcome Trust. Caroline Finn was an award-winner at the 2014 New Adventures Choreographer Awards, and creates Bloom for Phoenix Dance Theatre as part of the award. With playful, darkly comic choreography, Finn creates a surreal universe populated by tragicomic characters, who gradually emerge from behind their facades as they tell their stories.Choreographer Itzik Galili. Choreographer Sharon Watson. Choreographer Caroline Finn. | |
| 11 Nov 15 to 14 Nov 15 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L0369835248 |
Mixed Programme: Bloom/TearFall/Shift/Shadows - T01074197061Bloom - Bloom is a new work by exciting New Adventures Choreographer Award winner Caroline Finn. TearFall - Phoenix Artistic Director Sharon Watson presents TearFall, a new piece that builds on her exploration of science through dance using her simultaneously mesmerising and athletic choreography style. Shift - An energetic study of factory life in the 1940's by one of the world's leading choreographers, Christopher Bruce CBE. Shadows - A new work created especially for Phoenix by one of the world's leading choreographers Christopher Bruce CBE.Choreographer Caroline Finn (Bloom). Choreographer Sharon Watson (TearFall). Choreographer Christopher Bruce (Shift). Choreographer Christopher Bruce (Shadows). | |
| 14 Oct 15 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L548149264 |
| 28 May 15 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L1835712172 |
| 21 May 15 | Churchill Theatre, Bromley :: V302 listing details L0663918279 |
| 13 May 15 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L01656727753 |
| 7 May 15 | Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L0883033138 |
| 22 Apr 15 | Buxton Opera House, Buxton :: V424 listing details L01006399455 |
| 31 Mar 15 | Coliseum Theatre, Oldham :: V497 listing details L01557724000 |
| 12 Mar 15 | Connaught Theatre, Worthing :: V725 listing details L982702863 |
| 3 Mar 15 | Curve, Leicester :: V830272338 listing details L1557627618 |
| 24 Feb 15 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L02134747971 |
| 11 Feb 15 to 14 Feb 15 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L529414023 |
Shift/Shadows/Document/Mapping - T957486378The programme opens with two works by Christopher Bruce, former director of Rambert: a restaging of his energetic work Shift (2007), set to music by Kenji Bunch; and Shadows, a world premiere created for Phoenix set to Arvo Part's Fratres. Document is the excoriating UK debut from Ivgi & Greben; five dancers struggle against the darkest forces of human emotion in movement of startling intensity, to music by the choreographers' regular collaborator Tom Parkinson. The programme closes with Mapping, created by Phoenix Dance Theatre's former director Darshan Singh Bhuller. Bhuller was inspired by his father's journey from India to the UK to create a dynamic and inventive work in which the world seems to unfold beneath us. Running time: 1hr 55mins including two intervals.Choreographer Christopher Bruce. Choreographer Uri Ivgi. Choreographer Johan Gregen. Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Performer Carmen Vasquez Marfil. Performer Vanessa Vince-Pang. Performer Prentice Whitlow. Performer Ben Mitchell. Performer Andreas Grimaldier. Performer Sandrine Monin. | |
| 25 Nov 14 to 29 Nov 14 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L2031404444 |
T1694386479The programme features the first UK work by exciting European choreographic duo Ivgi & Greben. Featuring five dancers, this new piece is powerful, relentless and packed with emotion. Didy Veldman's See Blue Through plunges the stage into a fascinating, mysterious undersea world. Featuring sensuous, elastic choreography and costumes, this audience favourite was first performed by the company in 2005. Completing the bill is the latest work by former Phoenix Artistic Director Darshan Singh Bhuller. His first work for Phoenix since 2006, this stunning new piece is inspired by his Mapping series of works, and is filled with thrilling, dynamic and physical choreography. Running time: 1hr 45mins including two 20 minute intervals. Age 6+Choreographer Ivgi & Greben. Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Choreographer Didy Veldman. | |
| 19 Nov 14 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L1643784358 |
See Blue Through/Document/Mapping - T819483919Didy Veldman's See Blue Through plunges the stage into a fascinating, mysterious undersea world. Featuring sensuous, elastic choreography and costumes, this audience favourite was first performed by the company in 2005. Document, is a powerful and brooding piece that takes five dancers through a relentless and hardhitting struggle with the darkest of human emotions. Mapping is inspired by the choreographer's father's journey from East to West, the former Phoenix Artistic Director looks down on the world from above, resulting in a thrilling inventive new performance. | |
| 12 Nov 14 to 13 Nov 14 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1273278470 |
Mixed Programme: Shadows/Shift - T0794620740Christopher Bruce has created SHADOWS especially for Phoenix Dance Theatre. Of this work he says, "To me, many of Arvo Part's compositions evoke images of a European history and tradition steeped in over a thousand years of human experience and, frequently, suffering. These themes, and particularly the turbulence of twentieth century events, have influenced my reaction to his work Fratres". The programme also includes a restaging of his energetic study of life in the 1940s, SHIFT, performed to the last movement of Swing Shift by Kenji Bunch.Choreographer Christopher Bruce (Shadows). Choreographer Christopher Bruce (Shift). | |
| 22 Oct 14 | Victoria Theatre, Halifax :: V969 listing details L787334441 |
Poenix @ Home: Tenacity - T0508493881Tenacity will commemorate 50 years of the Civil Rights Act; an act that allowed voices to be heard and actions to have meaning. Curated to reflect the company's engagement with its heritage, the pieces in this moving programme pay homage to the development of Civil Rights across the world.Jane Dudley's film Harmonica Breakdown shows the making of her renowned solo choreographed in 1939 which was her response to the American Depression and family life in the Dust Bowl era. Alessandra Seutin's 1976 tells the story of the Soweto uprising in South Africa, where a group of children were shot dead amidst a bloody protest for their rights. Longevity is an emotional duet by Gary Lambert, inspired by Martin Luther King's 'I have a Dream' speech delivered during the Civil Rights March on Washington in 1963. The Audacious One, by Warren Adams is a taut, passionate look into a world of political intrigue and power. Based on Barack Obama's keynote address 'The Audacity of Hope' it examines the question 'What do we do once we agree to disagree?' | |
| 24 Sep 14 to 27 Sep 14 | Stanley and Audrey Burton Theatre, Leeds :: V0157226077 listing details L427077790 |
Mixed Programme: See Blue Through/Document/Mapping - T0758809495The programme features the firstUKwork by exciting European choreographic duo Ivgi & Greben. Featuring five dancers, this new piece is powerful, relentless and packed with emotion. Didy Veldman's See Blue Through plunges the stage into a fascinating, mysterious undersea world. Featuring sensuous, elastic choreography and costumes, this audience favourite was first performed by the company in 2005. Completing the bill is the latest work by former Phoenix Artistic Director Darshan Singh Bhuller. His first work forPhoenixsince 2006, this stunning new piece is inspired by his Mapping series of works, and is filled with thrilling, dynamic and physical choreography. Running time: 1hr 45mins (including two 20min interval). Recommended age: 8+Choreographer Ivgi & Greben. Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Choreographer Didy Veldman. | |
| 28 May 14 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L661424669 |
| 21 May 14 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L1176384323 |
| 18 Mar 14 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L1040061987 |
| 25 Feb 14 | Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L02092452495 |
| 12 Feb 14 to 15 Feb 14 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L1689868040 |
T1937352953Phoenix Dance Theatre's Education Department is pleased to welcome young dancers of all ages from across Yorkshire to perform at The Stanley and Audrey Burton Theatre for an evening's celebration of youth dance. Groups from all corners of our region present a series of pieces in a variety of dance styles, from contemporary to jazz, lyrical and hip hop. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to see some of Yorkshire's finest young dancers in action! | |
| 29 Mar 14 | Stanley and Audrey Burton Theatre, Leeds :: V0157226077 listing details L01690820648 |
Particle Velocity - T533707050Performed to a specially commissioned score, Phoenix Artistic Director Sharon Watson's latest work sees dancers blending movement and music from on stage musicians to create a unique, abstract piece of theatre. Specialising in explosive, powerful dance, Douglas Thorpe's newest piece for the company is a blistering duet that features his trademark raw, visceral choreography. One of the country's most exciting emerging talents, Jose Agudo's unforgettable new solo sees a single dancer fill the stage with physical, intense dance.Completing the bill is celebrated choreographer Richard Alston's first work for Phoenix; a poignant piece that takes its inspiration from Ravel's Sonata for Violin and Cello. Running time: 2hrs (including two 20min intervals)Choreographer Sharon Watson. Choreographer Douglas Thorpe. Choreographer Jose Agudo. Choreographer Richard Alston. Music Kenneth Hesketh. Music Vinz. Lighting Andy Waddington. Costume Becs Andrews. Costume Lorna Clayton. DramaturgLou Cope. Design Becs Andrews (set and video). Performer Glenn Graham. Performer Sandrine Monin. Performer Phil Sanger. Performer Jitka Tumova. Performer Vanessa Vince-Pang. Performer Josh Wille. Director Tracy Tinker (rehearsal director). | |
| 28 Nov 13 | Curve, Leicester :: V830272338 listing details L2043072386 |
| 19 Nov 13 to 23 Nov 13 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L01811122386 |
| 9 Nov 13 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L783023382 |
| 6 Nov 13 to 7 Nov 13 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01020384948 |
| 15 Oct 13 | Hull New Theatre, Hull :: V934 listing details L02018477625 |
| 10 Oct 13 to 11 Oct 13 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L0817074665 |
| 8 Oct 13 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L0586551449 |
| 30 Apr 13 | Connaught Theatre, Worthing :: V725 listing details L0935940635 |
| 17 Apr 13 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L1894411381 |
| 12 Mar 13 to 13 Mar 13 | Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L01779905212 |
| 6 Feb 13 to 9 Feb 13 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L01418749843 |
Crossing Points: Catch/SoundClash/Signal/Maybe Yes Maybe Maybe No Maybe - T01638196951Inspired by Magritte's iconic painting The Son of Man, Catch, by Ana Lujan Sanchez is a powerful piece set to an evocative new score by Borut Krlisnik. The second new work is the latest creation by Kwesi Johnson, Artistic Director of Company Malakhi, a choreographer famed for blending contemporary, hip-hop, breakdancing and parkour to create unique, inspiring physical theatre. This exciting programme also features the return of Henri Oguike's unflinching Signal and the hilarious modern Phoenix classic Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe by Aletta Collins.Choreographer Ana Lujan Sanchez (Catch). Choreographer Kwesi Johnson (SoundClash). Choreographer Henri Oguike (Signal). Choreographer Aletta Collins (Maybe Yes Maybe Maybe No Maybe). | |
| 4 Dec 12 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L02091733991 |
| 20 Nov 12 to 21 Nov 12 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1397695260 |
| 21 Sep 12 to 22 Sep 12 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L613638211 |
| 31 May 12 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L360601059 |
| 1 Feb 12 to 4 Feb 12 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L02044322104 |
Crossing Points - T253508250his programme of four one-act ballets combines inspiring choreography with hip hop and physical theatre. It includes dances by Ana Luj?n S?nchez, Henri Oguike, Sharon Watson and Kwesi Johnson.Choreographer Ana Lujan Sanchez. Choreographer Henri Oguike. Choreographer Sharon Watson. Choreographer Kwesi Johnson. | |
| 14 Nov 12 to 15 Nov 12 | Arts Centre, Aberystwyth :: V817 listing details L01938315179 |
| 25 Oct 12 to 27 Oct 12 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L635368861 |
| 9 Oct 12 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L1878831652 |
| 2 Oct 12 to 3 Oct 12 | Hull Truck Theatre, Hull :: V935 listing details L01912722228 |
| 18 Sep 12 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L0439862879 |
Crossing Points: Catch/SoundClash - T65944693Crossing Points features the world premieres of two contrasting dance works. Inspired by Magritte's iconic painting The Son of Man, Ana Lujan Sanchez's Catch immerses the audience in an abstract, surreal world filled with intricate, dynamic and thought provoking choreography. SoundClash by Kwesi Johnson sees the dancers mimic the complex and beautiful patterns created by sound waves when made visible. The bill also features the return of Henri Oguike's thrilling Signal, and another chance to see Aletta Collins' sassy, hilarious modern Phoenix classic Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe.Choreographer Ana Lujan Sanchez (Catch). Choreographer Kwesi Johnson (SoundClash). | |
| 23 Mar 12 to 24 Mar 12 | Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L01331082556 |
Reflected: Declarations/Switch/Melt/What It Is/Pave Up Paradise - T1839060883The bill features two new dance works - Richard Wherlock’s sensual and vibrant Switch and Melt by Phoenix Artistic Director Sharon Watson which features an innovative blend of aerial dance and contemporary choreography. Philip Taylor’s What It Is is a sultry, playful take on love and sexuality set to a mesmerising Amy Winehouse soundtrack, and there is also a welcome return for audience favourite Pave Up Paradise, Ben Duke and Raquel Meseguer’s tongue in cheek retelling of the story of Adam and EveChoreographer Ben Duke. Choreographer Raquel Meseguer. Choreographer Philip Taylor. Choreographer Sharon Watson. Choreographer Richard Wherlock. Performer Azzurra Ardovini. Performer Chihiro Kawasaki. Performer Amanda Lewis. Performer Phil Sanger. Performer Ryu Suzuki. Performer Josh Wille. Performer Ed Railton. | |
| 20 Mar 12 to 21 Mar 12 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01553358856 |
| 15 Nov 11 to 16 Nov 11 | Hull Truck Theatre, Hull :: V935 listing details L1490086233 |
| 18 Oct 11 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L981038220 |
| 19 May 11 to 20 May 11 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L0537167894 |
| 27 Apr 11 to 28 Apr 11 | Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L581997379 |
| 6 Apr 11 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L01091298914 |
| 29 Mar 11 | Buxton Opera House, Buxton :: V424 listing details L01608294632 |
| 18 Mar 11 | Pegasus Theatre, Oxford :: V801 listing details L01545943618 |
| 26 Jan 11 to 29 Jan 11 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L02104904934 |
Reflected: Switch/What It Is/Pave Up Paradise/Maybe Yes Maybe Maybe No Maybe - T0144609457Works by Aletta Collins, Lost Dog, Philip Taylor and Richard Wherlock. Following last year s critically acclaimed Declarations, internationally renowned Phoenix Dance Theatre return to Brunton Theatre with their latest exciting show. Marking three decades of outstanding dance by the company, the evening opens with Richard Wherlock s stylish, sensual and vibrant Switch. Philip Taylor s What It Is is a sultry, playful take on love and sexuality set to a mesmerising Amy Winehouse soundtrack. This is followed by audience favourite Pave Up Paradise, Ben Duke and Raquel Meseguer s sexy but tongue in cheek retelling of the story of Adam and Eve. The evening finishes with another chance to see Aletta Collins Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe, a hilarious modern Phoenix classic which blends movement and voices through a live microphone to create an unforgettable piece of dance theatre. | |
| 4 Nov 11 | Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh :: V633 listing details L400743238 |
| 5 Oct 11 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L02043135582 |
Declarations - T0418166500Internationally renowned contemporary dance company Phoenix Dance Theatre present their critically acclaimed mixed programme, Declarations. The bill features four diverse, entertaining dance works. With a live microphone at its heart, Aletta Collins’ Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe blends movement and voices to create a fresh, witty piece of dance, whilst Isira Makuloluwe’s Locked in Vertical sees dancers coil and turn their way through breathtakingly fluid choreography. Inspired by the words of Barack Obama, Warren Adams’ The Audacious One is packed with tense, political intrigue, and the programme is completed by a Phoenix classic from Philip Taylor, the poignant and atmospheric Haunted Passages.Choreographer Warren Adams. Choreographer Aletta Collins. Choreographer Isira Makuloluwe. Choreographer Philip Taylor. | |
| 26 Oct 11 | Curve, Leicester :: V830272338 listing details L01306361497 |
| 29 Sep 11 | The Riverfront, Newport :: V088145899 listing details L1475614607 |
Declarations - T829531977Internationally renowned contemporary dance company Phoenix Dance Theatre present DECLARATIONS. Featuring two new works and the return of an audience favourite, this tour is a perfect example of the diverse mixed programmes Phoenix is famed for. | |
| 2 Dec 10 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L1054398824 |
| 30 Nov 10 | Cambridge Junction, Cambridge :: V23 listing details L1540020883 |
| 2 Nov 10 | Hull Truck Theatre, Hull :: V935 listing details L1248883133 |
| 28 Oct 10 to 29 Oct 10 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L644314211 |
| 9 Oct 10 | Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh :: V633 listing details L513504650 |
| 15 Sep 10 to 16 Sep 10 | Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool :: V536 listing details L0142110524 |
Ignite - T1932698279Features four contrasting pieces of work from critically acclaimed choreographers such as Darshan Singh Bhuller, Alesandra Seutin and Douglas Thorpe. | |
| 25 Jun 10 | Theatre Royal Wakefield, Wakefield :: V979 listing details L035484930 |
Beast - T01178184735One of the leading contemporary dance companies makes a much-anticipated return to the stage under the new Artistic Directorship of Sharon Watson with stunning works by local and national emerging choreographers. Expect dance theatre at its most physical and extreme.Choreographer Douglas Thorpe. | |
| 19 Nov 09 | Square Chapel Arts Centre, Halifax :: V1098014226 listing details L0667095200 |
| 22 Oct 09 | The Arts Centre (Rose Theatre), Ormskirk :: V527 listing details L0768495528 |
| 21 Oct 09 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L671528565 |
Mixed Programme - T0317273085Under the new Artistic Directorship of Sharon Watson, Phoenix Dance Theatre is delighted to present the works of emerging choreographers from the Yorkshire region in their Autumn Tour. This includes Beast by Douglas Thorpe which takes a close look at rage, how we experience it and what it does to us when it seizes control. Beast imagines what would happen if our most disturbing thoughts became a reality; when impulse become physical action. Phoenix Dance Theatre is one of Britain’s leading contemporary dance companies which tours nationally and internationally taking inspiring and entertaining dance to the widest possible audience. | |
| 20 Oct 09 | Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate :: V942 listing details L0140890294 |
Blue Roses/Chaconne/The Moor's Pavane/Harmonica Breakdown/cervaNtes - T01774119623Javier De Frutos' Blue Roses is a visually beautiful and wittily choreographed work inspired by Tennessee William's The Glass Menagerie. Five dancers perform to the innate musicality of the playwright's own voice creating an emotionally charged work that is both mesmerising and engrossing. Jose Limon's Chaconne and The Moor's Pavane offer a rare opportunity to experience two hugely influential works in the development of contemporary dance. Created in the 1940s, Chaconne is a virtuoso male solo piece performed to J S Bach's profoundly moving Partita in D minor for violin. Shakespeare's Othello is the inspiration for The Moor's Pavane, often described as one of the greatest works of twentieth century modern dance. Four sumptuously costumed dancers skilfully evoke the sheer emotion and drama of the play through the unlikely vehicle of a courtly dance. Watch and be amazed. In Jane Dudley's Harmonica Breakdown, a lone female dancer embodies the Black struggle for survival during America's Great 1920s Depression. Performed to Sonny Terry's soulful harmonica music, this short but exquisitely choreographed work is a real gem. And cervaNtes takes Ana Lujan Sanchez' biography of Don Quixote as the inspiration for a duet that explores the experiences and humanity of the author. Delight in the sheer physicality of the performances.Choreographer Javier De Frutos (Blue Roses). Choreographer Jose Limon (Chaconne). Choreographer Jose Limon (The Moor's Pavane). Choreographer Jane Dudley (Harmonica Breakdown). | |
| 27 Nov 08 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L0505207528 |
Mixed Bill - T0228486144Phoenix Dance Theatre have an international reputation for presenting inspiring, entertaining contemporary dance, performed by a formidable group of dancers handpicked from around the world. This sophisticated programme features both classic modern dance by eminent American choreographer José Limón (1908-1972), and the latest stylish offerings from the company’s Artistic Director Javier De Frutos. One is a crucial figure in the development of modern dance whose landmark work is rarely seen in the UK, the other a notorious maverick of the contemporary dance world whose passionate Latin American spirit informs his vivid choreographic interpretation of human relationships. Olivier-award winning De Frutos is also well known for his work with Rambert Dance Company, Royal New Zealand Ballet and his choreography of Cabaret in the West End. | |
| 11 Nov 08 to 12 Nov 08 | Richmond Theatre, Outer London :: V327 listing details L01142304692 |
| 15 Oct 08 to 16 Oct 08 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01814427045 |
| 10 Oct 08 to 11 Oct 08 | Arts Theatre, Cambridge :: V19 listing details L1084624118 |
Paseillo/Los Picadores/Nopalitos - T1320057250The three works have distinctly different moods, and offer a rich and varied experience of contemporary dance: Paseillo focuses on human interaction, with dancers whispering and gossiping on stage as they explore their relationships with each other. The beautiful Mozart score and enigmatically decaying costumes finish the piece beautifully. Los Picadores is set to Stravinsky's "Les Noces," only instead of being about a wedding, it is about a stag night that goes horribly awry. Nopalitos is a riot of Mexican influences, in costume, dramatic set and Lila Downs’ music.Choreographer Javier De Frutos. | |
| 7 Nov 08 to 8 Nov 08 | Theatre Royal, Glasgow :: V623 listing details L01446227453 |
| 10 Jun 08 to 11 Jun 08 | Churchill Theatre, Bromley :: V302 listing details L0603527410 |
The Moor's Pavane (1949)/Othello/Chaconne (1942)/New Work/Paseillo - T0277531345[Phoenix Dance Theatre] presents a distinctive programme featuring both classic modern dance by eminent choreographer [José Limón] (1908-1972), and the latest stylish offerings from the company’s Artistic Director [Javier De Frutos]. One is a crucial figure in the development of modern dance whose landmark work is rarely seen in the UK, the other a notorious maverick of the contemporary dance world whose passionate Latin American spirit informs his delightful choreographic interpretation of human relationships. The Moor’s Pavane (1949) is Limón’s signature work based on the tale of Othell and set to music by Purcell, while Chaconne (1942) is a solo that has previously been performed outside Limón’s own company only once, by [Mikhail Baryshnikov]. De Frutos also presents two works: a new piece based on Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, and the enchanting Sadler’s Wells co-commission Paseillo.Choreographer Jose Limon. Choreographer Javier De Frutos. | |
| 3 Jun 08 to 5 Jun 08 | Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent :: V124 listing details L1002742499 |
| 28 Apr 08 to 29 Apr 08 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L548160678 |
T01982937816Phoenix Dance Theatre have an international reputation for presenting inspiring, entertaining contemporary dance, performed by a formidable group of dancers handpicked from around the world. De Frutos’s work brings to the stage an evocative and passionate theatricality. The ten Phoenix dancers perform his sensual and emotionally charged choreography with unwavering technical prowess; this diverse and inspiring programme exhibiting their strength and versatility. De Frutos is also well known for his works for Rambert Dance Company, Royal New Zealand Ballet, and his choreography for Cabaret in the West End. Repertoire includes: Los Picadores, a violent, carnal approach to Stravinsky’s Les Noces; and the colourful Nopalitos, inspired by the Mexican ‘Day of the Dead’ festival. | |
| 15 May 08 to 17 May 08 | Northcott Theatre, Exeter :: V886 listing details L01123966685 |
Paseillo/Pequenas Alegrias - T1963894956Phoenix Dance Theatre returns to its London home under the helm of new Artistic Director, [Javier De Frutos], with four works. To mark Javier's first London season with Phoenix, Sadler's Wells has co-commissoned a brand new piece, Paseillo, which will be performed alongside his new work Los Picadores. Los Picadores features the dramatic music of Stravinsky’s Les Noces (The Wedding). This iconic choral work for dance has been reimagined as a violent, carnal struggle between men and women - the high octane movement sharpened by top fight director, [Terry King]. Paseillo is envisaged as a companion piece to Los Picadores, and features six dancers performing movement on the theme of eros in art.Choreographer Javier De Frutos. Choreographer Henrique Rodovalho. | |
| 1 Jun 07 to 2 Jun 07 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01304417993 |
Harmonica Breakdown/Signal/New Work - T01295914052Brazilian Henrique Rodovalho laces his sinuous movement with humour, emotion and an influence from capoeira martial arts. A rare revival of [Jane Dudley]'s Harmonica Breakdown, sees a female dancer in an uplifting solo to Sonny Terry's Blues. [Henri Oguike]'s fiery Signal, sets five dances against the pounding rhythms of Japanese taiko drums. The programme is completed with a new work from Artistic Director, [Javier De Frutos], whose sensual and emotionally charged Nopalitos brought Phoenix critical acclaim in 2006. He's also known for his work with Rambert Dance Company and the hit West End musical Cabaret.Choreographer Henrique Rodovalho. Choreographer Jane Dudley (Harmonica Breakdown). | |
| 25 May 07 | Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824 listing details L01378234438 |
| 18 May 07 | MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling :: V642 listing details L1526395527 |
See Blue Through/Harmonica Breakdown/New Works - T1055254360Phoenix Dance Theatre present a new mixed bill of inspiring and entertaining dance works from international choreographers. Four different dances in one evening by four different choreographers. Brazilian Henrique Rodovalho laces his sinuous movement with humour, emotion and an influence from capoeira martial arts. He creates a shifting world of film projections set to traditional South American beats. Didy Veldman’s See Blue Through transforms seven dancers into undulating creatures inhabiting an underwater world suggested by a fabulous mirrored set. A rare revival of Jane Dudley’s 1938 masterpiece, Harmonica Breakdown, sees a female dancer pit her irrepressible positivity against the Great American Depression in an uplifting solo to Sonny Terry’s Blues. The programme is completed by a new work from Artistic Director, Javier De Frutos, whose sensual and emotionally charged Nopalitos brought Phoenix critical acclaim in 2006. He’s also known for his work with New Zealand Ballet, Rambert Dance Company and most recently, the hit West End musical Cabaret.Choreographer Henrique Rodovalho. Choreographer Didy Veldman (See Blue Through). Choreographer Jane Dudley (Harmonica Breakdown). Choreographer Javier De Frutos (New Work). | |
| 26 Apr 07 to 27 Apr 07 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L57498131 |
New Work/See Blue Through - T825605231Brazilian [Henrique Rodovalho] makes his UK debut with a commission for Phoenix. His sinuous movement, laced with humour, emotion and an influence from copoeira martial arts, is set against a shifting world of film projections and traditional South American beats. The programme includes a further premiere from [Javier De Frutos], whose Nopalitos brought exquisite, emotionally charged choreography to the us in 2006. Javier recently choreographed for Rambert and the hit West End musical Cabaret. Finally, [Didy Veldman]'s See Blue Through is inspired by the mysteries of underwater life, challenging the limitations of the human body with a fluidity that transforms seven dancers into undulating creatures that seem suspended in water.Choreographer Henrique Rodovalho (New Work). Choreographer Javier De Frutos (New Work). Choreographer Didy Veldman (See Blue Through). | |
| 28 Mar 07 to 31 Mar 07 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L1112060134 |
Stories in Red - Snow White in Black/Nopalitos/Laal/Pave Up Paradise - T1233124445Ex Adventures in Motion Pictures star [Arthur Pita] ), works his magic on Snow White in Black, while [Javier de Frutos]' Mexican-flavoured Nopalitos draws intense performances from the Phoenix dancers. [Darshan Singh Bhuller] presents Laal, a passionate, highly physical solo inspired by the colour red. Whilst Pave Up Paradise, from rising stars [Ben Duke] and [Raquel Meseguer], revisits Adam and Eve in a witty and irreverent examination of guilt, innocence and lust for forbidden fruit.Choreographer Arthur Pita. Choreographer Javier de Frutos. Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Choreographer Ben Duke. Choreographer Raquel Meseguer. | |
| 29 Nov 06 to 30 Nov 06 | Northcott Theatre, Exeter :: V886 listing details L01752089477 |
| 3 Nov 06 to 4 Nov 06 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L1944399870 |
| 27 Jun 06 to 28 Jun 06 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1778393648 |
| 20 Jun 06 to 21 Jun 06 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L0607636753 |
| 13 Jun 06 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L0729013070 |
| 6 Jun 06 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L0813587636 |
| 17 May 06 to 20 May 06 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L1848366159 |
Stories in Red/New Work/Pave Up Paradise - T1458033128A regular feature of our spring season, internationally acclaimed Phoenix premiere their new triple bill, featuring Sadler's Wells co-commissions from Javier de Frutos and Arthur Pita. Javier de Frutos is variously described as a maverick and an individualist. His versatility has led to commissions from New Zealand Ballet and Rambert Dance Company and a plethora of awards. He brings a passionate theatricality to the stage, drawing on Phoenix's contemporary heritage to create an exuberant new work. Arthur Pita creates an updated version of Snow White for Phoenix, exposing this traditional tale to his wild imagination. In his macabre re-telling, the heroine is adopted by a high-powered Hollywood legend. Bold, inventive and with impeccable visual sense, Pita began performing with Adventures in Motion Pictures and has gone on to create his own work including the recent national tour of Camp. The evening is completed by Pave up Paradise from rising stars Ben Duke and Raquel Meseguer, a duet revisiting Adam and Eve after their fall from Eden. Bickering over the blame for their loss of Paradise, the duo's witty and irreverent work examines guilt, innocence - and lust for forbidden fruit.Choreographer Javier de Frutos. Choreographer Arthur Pita. Choreographer Ben Duke. Choreographer Raquel Meseguer. | |
| 8 Jun 06 | Hull New Theatre, Hull :: V934 listing details L01399122068 |
| 7 Mar 06 to 8 Mar 06 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L1370070757 |
| 2 Mar 06 to 4 Mar 06 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01441425181 |
Planted Seeds - T0957012613Imagine a world where all you hold dear has been destroyed, where your friends become foes and your neighbours are your enemies. Could you risk everything for the sake of love? Inspired by harrowing news reports from war-torn Yugoslavia and the true story of lovers divided by religion and community, Planted Seeds depicts a nation at war with itself; where loyalties are tested to the limit. Powered by an emotive soundtrack of Gorecki, U2 and Goran Bregovic, this intensely theatrical dance brings to life stories of individuals striving to survive the pressures of war.Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. | |
| 23 Nov 05 to 24 Nov 05 | The Point, Eastleigh :: V1114 listing details L1263365850 |
| 26 Nov 03 to 27 Nov 03 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L01479940682 |
| 20 Nov 03 | The Maltings, Farnham :: V701 listing details L0620471014 |
| 12 Nov 03 to 13 Nov 03 | Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham :: V145 listing details L1443886664 |
| 4 Nov 03 to 8 Nov 03 | The Place Theatre, Inner London :: V240 listing details L799218378 |
| 31 Oct 03 to 1 Nov 03 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L0233533022 |
| 29 Oct 03 | Victoria Theatre, Halifax :: V969 listing details L375018932 |
Inter Vivos - Eng-er-land/See Blue Through/Forest - T02074997722Phoenix launch a new mixed bill of fresh dance-theatre and classic contemporary dance works. It includes a new piece by Artisitic Director [Darshan Singh Bhulle]r combining film and live performers, the UK premiere of the otherworldly See Blue Through by [Didy Veldman] and a rare staging of Forest by [Robert Cohan], founder of The Place and London Contemporary Dance Theatre.Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller (Eng-er-land). Choreographer Didy Veldman (See Blue Through). Choreographer Robert Cohan (Forest). | |
| 14 Jun 05 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L654098363 |
| 10 Jun 05 to 11 Jun 05 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L01491387166 |
| 7 Jun 05 | Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham :: V90 listing details L1819702789 |
| 26 May 05 | Eden Court Theatre, Inverness :: V626 listing details L0782666604 |
| 24 May 05 | MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling :: V642 listing details L01282851393 |
| 17 May 05 to 18 May 05 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L01083188874 |
| 13 May 05 to 14 May 05 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L1246156137 |
| 5 May 05 | Grand Theatre, Swansea :: V831 listing details L1208459496 |
| 29 Apr 05 to 30 Apr 05 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L0373282222 |
| 22 Apr 05 | The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre, Armagh :: V1715203224 listing details L1987032544 |
| 13 Apr 05 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L2046821213 |
| 8 Apr 05 to 9 Apr 05 | Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury :: V674 listing details L579418314 |
| 30 Mar 05 | Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea :: V42 listing details L1528658573 |
| 18 Mar 05 to 19 Mar 05 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1930045784 |
| 9 Feb 05 to 12 Feb 05 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L0162484007 |
A Quadruple Bill - T1053895449A rich and varied programme of new contemporary dance. Please note all performances, except Fri May 28, will contain approximately four minutes of full nudity.Choreographer Rui Horta. Choreographer Henri Oguike. Choreographer Maresa Von Stockert. Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. | |
| 28 May 04 to 29 May 04 | Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe :: V749 listing details L1452606489 |
| 21 May 04 to 22 May 04 | Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester :: V489 listing details L543388339 |
| 18 May 04 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L1138069053 |
| 14 May 04 to 15 May 04 | Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee :: V596 listing details L1117527672 |
| 7 May 04 to 9 May 04 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01467971273 |
| 26 Apr 04 to 27 Apr 04 | Gala Theatre, Durham :: V0146218420 listing details L01492316499 |
| 21 Apr 04 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L1973027929 |
| 1 Apr 04 | Theatr Brycheiniog (Brecon Theatre), Brecon :: V1067 listing details L1415377441 |
| 22 Mar 04 to 23 Mar 04 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L1874114226 |
| 8 Mar 04 to 10 Mar 04 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L0947263019 |
| 3 Mar 04 to 4 Mar 04 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L1474398497 |
| 18 Feb 04 to 21 Feb 04 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L0894059293 |
T0529279885The internationally acclaimed multicultural dance company present their first tour under the artistic direction of [Darshan Singh Bhuller]. The evening showcases compelling narrative and boldly abstract dance from both sides of the atlantic.Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Choreographer Fin Walker. Choreographer Jeremy Nelson. | |
| 9 May 03 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L0427393597 |
| 28 Mar 03 to 29 Mar 03 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L1100975994 |
T1180049042A triple bill of ambitious new dance work launches the new Phoenix Dance Theatre under the artistic guidance of renowned dancer and choreographer [Darshan Singh Bhuller]. The company's world premiere performance sees Darshan's first piece as Artistic Director alongside two new works, one from New York choreographer [Jeremy Nelson] and the other by [Fin Walker].Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Choreographer Jeremy Nelson. Lighting Richard G Jones. Design Jamie Vartan. Costume Annie Curtis-Jones. | |
| 6 May 03 to 7 May 03 | Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester :: V489 listing details L745453003 |
| 2 May 03 to 3 May 03 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L01263582827 |
| 29 Apr 03 to 30 Apr 03 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01550931260 |
T0151724303A triple bill of ambitious new dance work launches the new Phoenix Dance Theatre under the artistic guidance of renowned dancer and choreographer [Darshan Singh Bhuller]. The company's world premiere performance sees Darshan's first piece as Artistic Director alongside two new works, one from New York choreographer [Jeremy Nelson] and the other by [Fin Walker].Choreographer Darshan Singh Bhuller. Choreographer Jeremy Nelson. Lighting Lucy Carter. Design Jamie Vartan. Costume Annie Curtis-Jones. | |
| 8 Apr 03 | Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton :: V653 listing details L0302809602 |
| 4 Apr 03 to 5 Apr 03 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01798474648 |
| 10 Mar 03 to 11 Mar 03 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L0751132643 |
| 7 Mar 03 to 8 Mar 03 | Gala Theatre, Durham :: V0146218420 listing details L01064346385 |
| 13 Feb 03 to 15 Feb 03 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L2004164784 |
19 - Rewind Come Again - T071434968519 - Rewind Come Again is a vivid celebation of the company's history - a kaleidoscope of music, video, narration and dance.Choreographer Pamela Johnson. Choreographer BeBe Miller. Choreographer Thea Nerissa Barnes. Choreographer Andile Sotiya. Choreographer Gary Lambert. | |
| 30 Mar 01 | The Point, Eastleigh :: V1114 listing details L1588161946 |
| 16 Mar 01 | Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe :: V749 listing details L1475213493 |
| 5 Mar 01 to 1 Apr 01 | Richmond Theatre, Outer London :: V327 listing details L01870891041 |
| 1 Mar 01 to 2 Mar 01 | Haymarket Theatre, Leicester :: V431 listing details L235867386 |
| 23 Feb 01 to 24 Feb 01 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L01940795944 |
| 9 Feb 01 to 10 Feb 01 | Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield :: V972 listing details L234198599 |
| 23 Nov 00 to 25 Nov 00 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01835878523 |
| 18 Oct 00 | Victoria Theatre, Halifax :: V969 listing details L736871115 |
| 26 Sep 00 to 27 Sep 00 | Guild Hall and Charter Theatre, Preston :: V524 listing details L01466916366 |
| 21 Sep 00 to 23 Sep 00 | Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester :: V489 listing details L580347465 |
T0883056861A packed programme of four breathtaking works that capture a new mood of fluid, flawless performance. | |
| 4 Mar 99 to 5 Mar 99 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L01772646140 |
| 4 Mar 99 to 5 Mar 99 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L1041745762 |
| 3 Nov 98 | Victoria Theatre, Halifax :: V969 listing details L01702546061 |
| 19 Sep 98 | Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824 listing details L01813020827 |
| 31 Jul 98 to 1 Aug 98 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L1489199804 |
| 25 Apr 98 to 29 Apr 98 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L01055792307 |
T0460661386Us Must Trust Us, Peregrinations, 3 and the Last Word | |
| 1 Mar 99 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L01660826864 |
| 1 Mar 99 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L405794775 |
T01767971399Templates of Glory, Unbroken, Dwight and Chasing the MoonChoreographer Mark Baldwin. Choreographer Stephen Derick. Choreographer Dwight Rowden. Choreographer Thea Nerissa Barnes. | |
| 24 Feb 99 to 25 Feb 99 | Guild Hall and Charter Theatre, Preston :: V524 listing details L01544538976 |
| 24 Feb 99 to 25 Feb 99 | Guild Hall and Charter Theatre, Preston :: V524 listing details L112077267 |
T1951807169White Picket Fence is choreographed by [Darshan Singh Buller], Eve's Reflection, which includes live soprano sax, by [Pamela L JohnsonCovering Ground by Shapiro and Smith. | |
| 22 May 97 to 23 May 97 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L846035575 |
| 15 May 97 to 16 May 97 | MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling :: V642 listing details L1163515938 |
| 13 Mar 97 to 15 Mar 97 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L0163488216 |
| 21 Nov 96 to 23 Nov 96 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L01660029158 |
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| 11 Apr 01 to 12 Apr 01 | Darlington Hippodrome (formerly Civic Theatre), Darlington :: V562 listing details L332501186 |
| 20 Feb 01 to 21 Feb 01 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L618900332 |
| 6 Feb 01 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L563612573 |
| 17 Nov 99 | Victoria Theatre, Halifax :: V969 listing details L02132073820 |
| 8 Oct 99 to 9 Oct 99 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L0455199432 |
| 29 Jun 99 to 30 Jun 99 | New Victoria Theatre, Woking :: V709 listing details L1096466474 |
| 8 Jun 99 | Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton :: V161 listing details L0860305935 |
| 27 May 99 to 28 May 99 | Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham :: V90 listing details L0776571910 |
| 15 Apr 99 to 19 Apr 99 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L68639277 |
| 11 Mar 99 to 12 Mar 99 | Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury :: V674 listing details L0209927069 |
| 16 Feb 99 to 20 Feb 99 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L01173034128 |
| 16 Feb 99 to 20 Feb 99 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L0892723250 |
| 4 Jan 99 to 6 Jan 99 | Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester :: V489 listing details L783388675 |
| 20 Feb 98 to 21 Feb 98 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L01387721483 |
| 21 Oct 97 to 22 Oct 97 | Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury :: V674 listing details L41196641 |
| 2 Jun 97 to 3 Jun 97 | Playhouse, Salisbury :: V923 listing details L0984037543 |
| 16 Apr 97 to 17 Apr 97 | The Hexagon, Reading :: V734 listing details L01066717876 |
