WDF commission, UK premiere, Woking Dance Festival Associate Artist

The Living Room
Yael Flexer and Nic Sandiland Dance and Digital Works (UK)

The Living Room is an intimate dance set in what appears to be the bare bones of a living room or rehearsal studio. The six performers interfere or seemingly assist each other’s ‘solo moment’, together inhabiting an imagined domestic space.

Woking Dance Festival Associate Artist and Jerwood Award winner, Yael Flexer’s distinctive choreography effortlessly weaves wry humour and informal banter with dance that is fast paced and emotionally driven.

Prefaced by a short performance from young dance students from Winston Churchill School and the University of Surrey who have been working with the company.

Yael Flexer & Nic Sandiland, Dance & Digital Works (Formerly Bedlam Dance Company)
Yael and Nic create live works for stage as well as site-specific and gallery based digital installations. Their performances generate of a sense of intimacy in live performance and digital installation in a way which cleverly acknowledges the physicality and presence of the viewer. The work is made through a collaborative process with performers and involves commissions of music and design. Yael has been recently awarded a bursary from the University of Chichester towards MPhil/PhD practice-based research and also directs mapdance, the University’s postgraduate touring company. Nic is currently developing a site-specific project, Weather Dances for landmark buildings around the UK.

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