Here & Now showcase comes to Edinburgh Fringe next month, bringing together vibrant dance artists from across the world. We are spotlighting a selection of dance artists presenting work at the festival including Wet Mess, […]
Here & Now series: Wet Mess
Coming to Edinburgh Fringe next month, Here & Now showcase will bring together dance artists from across the world at the forefront of making bold dance works. We are spotlighting a selection of dance artists […]
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Dora Frankel brings Poe to Fringe
For the first time ever Dora Frankel Ensemble, dance company based in Newcastle will perform at the Fringe, bringing the immersive, spine tingling performance Fragments of Poe to both Durham and Newcastle Fringe from 25th-27th […]
Kamila CK on being a mature artist & her practice
Born in Poland in 1985 and based in the UK since 2007, interdisciplinary artist and performer Kamila CK came to dance and the wider field of art as a mature artist in her thirties. Defying […]
Darcy Wallace’s Mothertongue
Words by Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. There is no rest under burden, there is no breath except inside the moment that never ends… Framed by bricks in the looks of a run-down tube station, a dancer snaps […]
Yewande 103’s meditative Many Lifetimes
Words by Pagan Hunt. Performed at Dance City. Yewande 103’s Many Lifetimes felt to me like just that; a series of unfolding histories. Set to the incredible live music of Bianca Wilson and Femi Oriogun-Williams beneath a glowing canopy, Alexandrina Yewande […]
Wolf-cries and rave: a reflection on FEAR
Words by Paula Catalina Riofrio. In bocca al lupo! answered one of the participants when I asked her how to say good luck in her mother tongue. In bocca al lupo (its English translation is […]
Three artists to present at Luxembourg Showcase
The first official Luxembourg Showcase of dance will take place at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, bringing together three extraordinary movement artists: Simone Mousset, Jill Crovisier and Giovanni Zazzera. The Luxembourg Showcase comes to Edinburgh courtesy […]
Birthday Fish is clever & surreal
Words by Isabela Palancean. ‘To drink like a fish’ takes on a new, surreal dimension in Birthday Fish, a physical theatre piece co-authored and performed by Stephanie Burrell and Erin Hughes. What starts off as […]