Dance-Forms' 78th International Choreographers Showcase

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Dance, Physical Theatre and Circus (contemporary, dance)

  • Accessibility:
    Wheelchair Accessible Toilets
    May not apply to all performances. You'll find more information about accessibile performances and how to book tickets in the accessibility tab below.
  • Babes in arms policy: Babies do not require a ticket
  • Policy applies to: Children under 2 years
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Description

Dance-Forms Productions celebrates 19 years of brilliant performances at the Fringe, presenting the cream of the crop of ritual and modern dance. Performances include: Totem, Calling the Ancestors, We Rise by acclaimed choreographer Anandha Ray with a special appearance from Christina Johnson, former principal at Dance Theatre of Harlem; the world premiere of Susana Williams' Gukumatz the Plumed Serpent in collaboration with Brandon Lawrence, Birmingham Royal Ballet principal; By the Name of Solidarity choreographed by Vilas Distinguished Professor Jin-Wen Yu. Stephanie Wilkins, Melissa Jackson, Jacob Gutierrez and Frances Lai Baca will present stunning new works.

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Manie Rao about 18 hours ago

The performance on Friday the 13th Aug was well organised. It started sharp. The flow of performance was seamless. I hadn’t picked up the schedule… so struggled to follow each dance theme. What was clear was that each dance looked closely at a range of contemporary issues, including a theme which appeared related to self harm, the quirky aspect of love.., climate change . The focus was on dance movement & fluidity… rather than a need for body shapes to conform to a standard. Well done! Those looking for a creative dance should go for their performance.!

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Lina Biel 5 days ago

Unprofessional. Clumsy. The worst performance I've seen in my life.

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UK Theatre Web (4/5 stars) 5 days ago

A remarkable range of choreography featuring performers of varying shapes, sizes and ages. Solos to group pieces with themes from falling in love to recognising a universal spirit.

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