Rural Touring Dance Initiative Dates Spring 2019

Uchenna Dance put a modern twist on a classic tale, with this all dancing version of Hansel and Gretel.

Lost Dog wowed rural audiences in Autumn with 'Juliet and Romeo' which asks what if the two starcrossed lovers lived? And would it be happily ever after?

Complicité Associate Artist Shane Shambhu offers a humorous and honest personal tale of growing up in East London, learning and performing Indian Dance in Confessions of a Cockney Temple Dancer.

After their acclaimed debut Plan B for Utopia, Joan Clevillé Dance return with The North, the bleak yet whimsical story of a young man’s journey in search for meaning in an unpredictable environment.

Lila Dance proved popular with rural touring audiences when they toured the immersive The Deluge last year. They return to village halls from February with The Hotel Experience, in which a man checks into a hotel the night before his wedding to discover that all is not as it seems.

Technicolour Everyday is a dance theatre piece that combines the technicolour optimism of post war film-musicals with personal imagined landscapes.

James Wilton Dance’s Leviathan, a fast-paced and athletic reimagining of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick performed by a cast of 6 to a powerful electro-rock soundtrack.

Phoenix is delighted to present ReFINED 2019, a thrilling mixed programme of excerpts taken from some of the most popular pieces in the company’s repertoire.