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Immersive, relatable experiences that highlight the intersection of environment and people, using dance, live and/or newly composed music, and exhilarating costumes.

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FEATURED WORK

Fragments of Poe.

Fragments of Poe, versatile, immersive and specially created for unusual settings.

It explores some of the greatest gothic horror tales by Edgar Allan Poe, framed by the queer aesthetic of artist Aubrey Beardsley.

“The best show at the (Durham) fringe.”

Small scale and adaptable, please contact us to enquire about booking!

Explore our current repertoire.

  • The Poe Saga

    A compelling, multi-layered and immersive retelling of some of the tales of Edgar Allan Poe, exploring gothic romance and horror through dance theatre, film, spoken word...

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  • Trails

    Trails is an evening of extracts from the trilogy inspired by the work of landscape painter JMW Turner (1775 -1851) and created by Dora Frankel and...

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  • Tread Lightly on the Planet

    The final part of the JMW Turner inspired trilogy,Tread Lightly on the Planet found new ways to connect during Covid. The piece is a cry of pain, ending on...

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  • Touch the Beast

    Touch the Beast is a multi award winning dance film and performance which evokes a Gothic world through the lens of the 21st century. Featuring a...

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  • Figures in a Floating Landscape

    Figures in a Floating Landscape is an outdoor/indoor immersive performance, fusing music and dance, created with composer Peter Coyte. It takes...

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FEATURED EVENTS

Fragments of Poe Workshops

FRIDAYS in 2025 at Dance City, Newcastle
5pm to 6.30pm
Dance City, Newcastle upon Tyne

These workshops explore how to generate movement, inspired by some of the dark tales written by the master of Gothic horror, Edgar Allan Poe that are found within Fragments of Poe.

FINAL dates Friday June 27th and Friday July 18th

Watch this space for upcoming autumn activities.

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