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Words by Inês Carvalho. Music often offers an irresistible invitation to move: to connect with what’s within and around us, feeling our bodies in a wilder pulse. As someone whose dance has always shaped both my personal and cultural identity – from classes in studios to street parties with friends and family – I have been gradually disc...
Words by Sarah Lapinsky. On a cold Sunday evening that made the darker days dreadfully apparent, I ventured forth to see KIN Collective’s triple bill. Walking up the (many) stairs at Chisenhale Dance Space, I noticed helpful signs encouraging me to “keep going” and that I was “almost there.” Whether or not they were written fo...
Words by Florence Nicholls. On the 13th of December, Romany Dear will be hosting their workshop, Constellations of Together-mess, with Independent Dance (ID) at Siobhan Davies Studios. Romany is a body-based practitioner, access worker, and the Co-Director of a temporary MA programme, Monstrous Futurities: Practices of (un)learning, (un)doing and (un)making, at The Sandberg I...
Resolution 2026 comes to The Place from Friday 9 January – Wednesday 25 February 2026, bringing together 60 companies across 20 exhilarating nights of performance. The UK’s biggest festival of new choreography, Resolution has been the unmissable contemporary dance festival in the UK for over 35 years. The festival is one of a few opportunities for not only...
Words by Liana Zhen-ai. I walked up the escherian steps to Pageant in Brooklyn knowing only one thing about how the evening would proceed: evan ray suzuki promised to punch me in the face at the end of his new, evening-length work, plot hole. All I’ll say is that he didn’t deliver, but more on that later. What we received instead was a series of tableaus t...
