Next week, as part of Edinburgh Fringe, George Mann and Ramesh Meyyappan present Ad Infinitum’s Last Rites, which will take place at Pleasance One as part of the Here & Now Showcase. In Last Rites, […]
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Take Me Somewhere releases its 2025 programme
Take Me Somewhere reveals its full programme of radical performance that will take over Glasgow from Wednesday 15 – Sunday 26 October 2025, inviting audiences into spaces of care, resistance and transformation. The international, biennial festival […]
What dance shows to see at Edinburgh Fringe 2025
Edinburgh Fringe 2025 starts this week and there is a plethora of brilliant independent and freelance dance artists and makers from across the UK and beyond showcasing work throughout August. Dance shows at Edinburgh Fringe […]
Reflecting on care at Elettra Giunta’s WMN* event
Words by Sarah Lapinsky. Where does care fit in art? It can be difficult to locate it at all in this hectic world. Care describes a thoughtful “how” in the intent of effort, whether that’s […]
Power & pain in Dynamicaa’s QUEER’D
Words by Isabela Palancean. A kaleidoscopic floor covered in multicoloured, multitextured garments. Strange mounds protruding from underneath. A fluffy pink bunny rabbit suddenly emerging from the hallway, as if by magic. Where are we? Theoretically, we should be […]
Barrowland Ballet to present shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2025
This August, Barrowland Ballet presents two shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year – Chunky Jewellery and Wee Man. Chunky Jewellery is co-created by the company’s Artistic Director Natasha Gilmore, Jude Williams and Ben […]
GDIF 2025 announces Dancing City programme
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF)London’s leading and longest established FREE festival of outdoor performance returns to Royal Borough of Greenwich, Newham and[…]
EMOTION at Siobhan Davies Studios
Words by Lydia Wharf. I’ll start with a disclaimer – they had me at the mention of ‘dawn’. Whilst I realise that it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, there’s something genuinely exciting about the notion […]
Jeremy Nedd’s from rock to rock
Words by Eoin Fenton. In 2014 Brooklyn-native Terrence ‘2 Milly’ Ferguson coined a dance move that would dominate the 2010s, the Milly Rock. You may not know it by name, but the simple movement of […]
Reimagining Irish dance: Éireann by A Taste of Ireland
Words by Katie Hagan. Next month, Éireann by A Taste of Ireland will have its debut run in London’s West End from 28–31 August 2025 at the Peacock Theatre, as part of its global tour. […]