Dates:
Fri 22 Mar 2019 6:00pm
Running time: approx. 1 hour
Age: All
Tickets: £6.00
About
Hand In Hand choreographed by Chisato Minamimura and is produced by Nicole Vivien Watson of Surface Area Dance Theatre and Paul Miller of Rory Studio and supported by Moving Art Management.
Join us for a sharing of work by international deaf dance choreographer Chisato Minamimura, presented in Dance City’s Theatre, in collaboration with visual artist Graham Patterson and musician Tom White. The sharing is the finale of a week-long project led by Chisato with 20 extraordinary deaf and hearing dancers, who are inspired to respond to Chisato’s unique creative practice.
“Beguiling and otherworldly, like nothing else I’ve ever experienced”. Laurence Hill, Brighton Digital Festival Director
‘‘The whole experience was just amazing. Hands down the best experience I’ve had so far’’(Dancer from the previous project Where Our Roots Are Planted, 2017 at BALTIC.)
Post Show Social: Join us in Dance City’s Café for an informal post-show discussion and social gathering from 7pm.
Hand In Hand is supported by Arts Council England, Dance City, Surface Area Dance Theatre, Rory Studio, Moving Art Management and The Japan Foundation.
Photography by Mark Pickthall
Join us for a sharing of work by international deaf dance choreographer Chisato Minamimura, presented in Dance City’s Theatre, in collaboration with visual artist Graham Patterson and musician Tom White. The sharing is the finale of a week-long project led by Chisato with 20 extraordinary deaf and hearing dancers, who are inspired to respond to Chisato’s unique creative practice.
“Beguiling and otherworldly, like nothing else I’ve ever experienced”. Laurence Hill, Brighton Digital Festival Director
‘‘The whole experience was just amazing. Hands down the best experience I’ve had so far’’(Dancer from the previous project Where Our Roots Are Planted, 2017 at BALTIC.)
Post Show Social: Join us in Dance City’s Café for an informal post-show discussion and social gathering from 7pm.
Hand In Hand is supported by Arts Council England, Dance City, Surface Area Dance Theatre, Rory Studio, Moving Art Management and The Japan Foundation.
Photography by Mark Pickthall
