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Next show: An Evening, A Beginning
- Dates
- Thursday 19 July - Saturday 21 July
- Online booking (incurs 10% booking fee)
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To avoid the online booking fee please ring the box office on 020 7701 0100
KAMIENSKI. presents a new double bill entitled An Evening, A Beginning, premiering two new works.
Exploring two aspects of creation – emotional and analytical - the evening delivers pleasure for the eye, and challenges for the mind. Witness the beginning as we take you on a journey, starting in a bedroom and going all the way to the M00n.
BED - inspired in theme by Tracey Emin's work My Bed, the choreography explores the partnership, connection and intimacy between two people. Exposing what we like to keep private, we invite you to have a peak.
X is M00n - abstract and physical, X is M00n focuses on the connections of physics and outer space. From M10n the anxiety grows, as we inevitably head towards the zero - M00n.
KAMIENSKI. is a contemporary dance company led by Andre Kamienski. We combine the forms of performing and visual arts to create contemporary works – daring, challenging and unpredictable. We manipulate the body through the search of unexpected connections and unheard stories.
Coming soon: Trojan Horse
- Dates
- Thursday 26 July - Friday 27 July
- Online booking (incurs 10% booking fee)
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To avoid the online booking fee please ring the box office on 020 7701 0100
Why should I continue to be tolerant? When the world has been so intolerant of me.
A new documentary play by LUNG (E15, The 56 and Chilcot), Trojan Horse follows the real life stories of Muslim teachers and governors who were accused of plotting extremism in Birmingham schools.
Founded in Barnsley in 2012, LUNG are a verbatim / documentary theatre company who make work with communities, for communities and about communities. LUNG create work that shines a light on political, social and economic issues in modern Britain using people’s actual words to tell their stories. The company is led by Matt Woodhead (winner of Director’s Guild Best Newcomer 2015) and Helen Monks (Upstart Crow, Raised By Wolves). LUNG’s work is published by Oberon Books. Previous shows include: The 56, E15, Chilcot.
