Dates:
Sun 28 Sep 2014 2:30pm
Running time: 1 hour 20 mins (including interval)
Age: All
Tickets: £15.00
Concessions: £10.00
Concessions: £10.00
About
National Dance Company Wales returns to Dance City with a triple bill of inspirational dance.
Alexander Ekman’s Tuplet is a pulsating work that’s all about rhythm. With an electronic soundscape used alongside a score created in collaboration with the dancers’ own rhythmic impulses, irrational rhythms are made to stunning effect.
Stephen Shropshire’s thought-provoking Mythology is a mesmerising work complemented by Frederic Rzewski's Coming Together, an avant-garde composition for piano, jazz ensemble and spoken word.
Lee Johnston’s They Seek To Find The Happiness They Seem is a beautiful and awe-inspiring work that uses existing forms of choreography, lighting and costume design to explore dislocation and separation within a relationship.
Watch Dance Class
Sat 27 September, 12.45-2pm
Free to ticket holders only
Are you a photographer or artist looking to expand your portfolio or maybe just interested in watching professional dancers rehearse?
On show days National Dance Company Wales have a dance class on stage to warm up and prepare their bodies for rehearsals. They have opened this up to local artists, photographers and interested people who are coming to the evening performance.
It’s a fantastic opportunity to sketch, photograph or just watch NDCW company dancers in movement.
To book a place and for further information about the Watch Dance Class please contact Ticket Office on 0191 261 0505.
Contemporary Dance Workshop
with National Dance Company Wales
Friday 26 September, 6.30-8pm
Age 14+
Join company dancers in this one off workshop where you will enjoy learning contemporary dance techniques in a relaxed and open environment. The workshop is aimed at those with some dance experience but not absolute beginners and is ideal for people who already attend Dance City classes.
Places on this workshop are FREE when you purchase a ticket for one of the performances: Saturday 27 September, 8pm
Sunday 28 September, 2.30pm
To book your FREE place please contact Ticket Office on 0191 261 0505 or call in in person during opening times. Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.
Alexander Ekman’s Tuplet is a pulsating work that’s all about rhythm. With an electronic soundscape used alongside a score created in collaboration with the dancers’ own rhythmic impulses, irrational rhythms are made to stunning effect.
Stephen Shropshire’s thought-provoking Mythology is a mesmerising work complemented by Frederic Rzewski's Coming Together, an avant-garde composition for piano, jazz ensemble and spoken word.
Lee Johnston’s They Seek To Find The Happiness They Seem is a beautiful and awe-inspiring work that uses existing forms of choreography, lighting and costume design to explore dislocation and separation within a relationship.
Watch Dance Class
Sat 27 September, 12.45-2pm
Free to ticket holders only
Are you a photographer or artist looking to expand your portfolio or maybe just interested in watching professional dancers rehearse?
On show days National Dance Company Wales have a dance class on stage to warm up and prepare their bodies for rehearsals. They have opened this up to local artists, photographers and interested people who are coming to the evening performance.
It’s a fantastic opportunity to sketch, photograph or just watch NDCW company dancers in movement.
To book a place and for further information about the Watch Dance Class please contact Ticket Office on 0191 261 0505.
Contemporary Dance Workshop
with National Dance Company Wales
Friday 26 September, 6.30-8pm
Age 14+
Join company dancers in this one off workshop where you will enjoy learning contemporary dance techniques in a relaxed and open environment. The workshop is aimed at those with some dance experience but not absolute beginners and is ideal for people who already attend Dance City classes.
Places on this workshop are FREE when you purchase a ticket for one of the performances: Saturday 27 September, 8pm
Sunday 28 September, 2.30pm
To book your FREE place please contact Ticket Office on 0191 261 0505 or call in in person during opening times. Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.
