Joseph Lee Wai-Nang questions the very nature of dance performance.
15 Aug 2018 - 19 Aug 2018
Joseph Lee Wai-Nang questions the very nature of dance performance.
21 Aug 2018 - 26 Aug 2018
This is a ‘notebook’ piece that should perhaps have been kept for Ima Iduozee’s own personal workshop.
3 Aug 2018 - 19 Aug 2018
Varying contemporary dance solos about trauma at Dance Base
3 Aug 2018 - 12 Aug 2018
The Chang brothers herald a bright new future for dance at the Fringe with their innovative and highly entertaining performance.
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Pure choreography – Australia meets Scotland in stimulating and thought-provoking Dance Base show.
3 Aug 2018 - 19 Aug 2018
A dance of friendships made and broken for children.
3 Aug 2018 - 26 Aug 2018
Contemporary dance appears understated when set to Tempest’s blistering prose
23 Aug 2017 - 27 Aug 2017
A witty one-woman show about the trials and tribulations of competitive Irish dance.
4 Aug 2017 - 27 Aug 2017
Some exquisite moments, but the choreography meanders just too much.
11 Aug 2017 - 20 Aug 2017
Individual and impeccably crafted.
15 Aug 2017 - 20 Aug 2017
A visually stunning and physically impressive look at the relationship between mind and body.
15 Aug 2017 - 27 Aug 2017
Intimate and intense, everything about this production is simply excellent.
4 Aug 2017 - 27 Aug 2017
Two classically trained ballet dancers push themselves out of their comfort zones in this double-bill of deeply personal solos
23 Aug 2016 - 28 Aug 2016
Slowly drawing the audience in, this is a beautiful work about a fascinating subject.
5 Aug 2016 - 28 Aug 2016
An intense and moving look at how we engage with mental health issues.
5 Aug 2016 - 28 Aug 2016
Carl Knif’s achingly intimate work is beautifully precise, courageous and ultimately very joyful.
5 Aug 2016 - 21 Aug 2016
Produced by appropriately-named FERAL, this is a captivating production about wildness and need
5 Aug 2016 - 28 Aug 2016