Events at The ShowRoom Chichester 2023
3Fall Dance Company 2023 presents an evening of dance works from the renowned choreographers Jose Agudo, Ceyda Tanc and Abi Mortimer (Lila Dance).
This is a dynamic and diverse programme drawing on the choreographers’ stylistic and choreographic influences of Turkish, flamenco, animalistic and character driven works.
The evening will also showcase up and coming emerging choreographers from the University of Chichester.
mapdance 2023 offers an enticingly varied set of exciting new works by renowned and upcoming international contemporary choreographers, plus the revival of On Your Marks by Gary Clarke from 2020.
The gratifying roster of new artists this year includes Seeta Patel, Kay Crook (Chhaya Collective), and Luke Brown.
The University of Chichester’s MA touring company is an established group of dynamic young dancers recruited nationally and internationally.
Their diverse repertoire offers audiences a refreshing mixture of gritty dance-theatre, athletic and fast-paced choreography.
“Breakneck energy, ironic vulgarity and voracious vitality”
londondance.com
Brotherly, Otherly, Disorderly is a show by two autistic siblings, an access rider in the form of a neurodivergent pop concert. It’s a joyous and celebratory theatrical toolkit for supporting themselves and each other; while navigating the barriers they face within a neurotypical world. In this narrative of care and brotherly support, watch what happens when their disabling barriers are transformed into something that is better designed for their needs
B.O.D is a love letter to sibling care and neurodivergent solidarity, a theatrical access rider and a dream of a better world.
“Vijay Patel is a dynamic young artist exploring the contemporary condition with humour, pathos and heart. Mark him as one to watch”
Simon Casson
‘Mr Brightside’ hasn’t left the UK charts in 19 years. How did it end up like this? An interactive investigation with karaoke, lip-syncing, and absolute bangers.
Tim and Hannah discover a viral video of a bar singing ‘Mr Brightside’ to their recently departed friend. Reading online comments they uncover stories of incredible people – all united by one song. Together they conduct an investigation into the chart-busting phenomenon and give you an unashamedly good night out in the process.
“The award winning, sold out Fringe sensation, a ‘Must See’.”
The Independent
Show recommended by The Guardian and Time Out.
When someone suggests that Shôn should remount his 2006 Total Theatre award-winning hit show FLOATING (Barbican, Sydney Opera House) about the Isle of Anglesey floating away from mainland Britain, he is sure it isn’t what the world needs right now.
2006 is not 2022. As Shôn explains why he shouldn’t present the show we find out that sometimes going backwards helps us move forwards.
Told by two-time Fringe First winner, this is a funny, uplifting and moving story, making the real and unreal fit together in one surprising whole.
“Reduces audiences to tears and rapture”
The Guardian