Rambert — Contemporaries Tickets
Established in 1926, Britain’s oldest dance company, Rambert, are celebrating their anniversary in styleKeep me updated
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Performance dates
7 & 8 November 2016. Mon & Tue at 7.30pm. Pre-show Talk: Tuesday 8 November at 6.30pm. BSL-interpreted talk in the main auditorium. Free to same day ticket-holders.
Run time Approx 2 hrs (including two 20 min intervals)
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To mark Rambert's 90th anniversary a programme of specially commissioned work from a new generation of dance-makers, explores themes of capitalism, migration, identity, society, and art.
Featuring new pieces by Alexander Whitley, Malgorzata Dzierzon and Patricia Okenwa, these emerging choreographers each showcase their unique perspective on today’s world.
In Whitley's Frames, 12 performers skilfully manipulate 70 interlocking metal bars, forming shapes, structures and spaces to cast their dancing in a new light. Dzierzon's new piece navigates the subject of migration through moving screens and projections, while Hydrargyrum deconstructs ideas related to connection and disconnection, through Okenwa's distinctive, grounded and powerful style.
Special notes
Under 5s are not admitted to this event. Sign language interpreted performance: Tuesday 8 November During the performance the interpreter will sign the mood and dynamic of the music.