Synopsis
Rewind and fast forward in a triple-bill of its time
National Dance Award nominees, Company Chameleon rewind and fast forward in a triple bill celebrating their 10th anniversary year.
Featuring three dance pieces, which use engaging and athletic choreography to explore human and personal issues, 10 showcases Chameleon’s trademark style of creating socially relevant dance theatre that is both powerful and original.
Rites, the first major piece of work made by the company in 2007, is a male duet about growing up on the journey from boyhood to manhood, exploring the question what does it mean to be a man? Imprint, a new trio by Kevin Edward Turner, is unashamedly about love, romance and relationships, and the imprint they leave on us; and Anthony Missen’s new solo, Trip, takes you into the dark arena of self-deception, exploring the line between true and false identity.
See the piece that launched Chameleon onto the dance scene a decade ago, alongside two new works by the Company’s founders. Inspiring and insightful, retrospective and up-to-the-minute, 10 promises to be a triple-bill that is truly of its time.
Age Recommendation: 11+
Running time: 1h 45mins
Tickets
£16 – £10
DISCOUNTS*
£10 Under 16s
£12 16 – 26 yrs (with a free
16-26 Membership)
£2.50 off for over 60s and registered unemployed
£10 Under 18s school groups
£4 off for Groups 10+
£5 off for Groups 20+
15% off for Members
*Discounts are subject to availability and may be removed at any time. Only valid on certain performances - terms and conditions apply.
Credits & Acknowledgments
RITES CHOREOGRAPHY BY ANTHONY MISSEN AND KEVIN EDWARD TURNER
IMPRINT CHOREOGRAPHY BY KEVIN EDWARD TURNER
TRIP CHOREOGRAPHY BY ANTHONY MISSEN
MUSIC BY MIGUEL MARTIN
COSTUME BY EMMA BAILEY
RITES LIGHTING BY ADAM CARREE
TRIP LIGHTING BY AARON DOOTSON
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOEL CHESTER-FILDES
Supported by Arts Council England, Manchester City Council and Dance East
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Reviews
Beautifully revealing…Unforgettably good
Judith Mackrell, The Guardian
Seethes with visceral energy, agile technique and expressive flair
Mary Brennan, Herald Scotsman
Ferociously athletic…uniformly excellent
Lynette Halewood, DanceTabs
Imaginative and entertainingly choreographed…The athleticism and gymnastic ability on
display is exhilaratingCarmel Thomason, What’s On Stage
Poignant & emotionally satisfying … Each movement spoke 1000 words
London Dance
Constantly engaging & high energy but with a human face
Maggie Foyer, Seeing Dance
The company’s movement style is athletic, with a strong and energetic physicality
Rachel Elderkin, Exeuent magazine