Friday Firsts at Yorkshire Dance (autumn 2011)
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Friday Firsts #3
Rough Cut
Friday 2 September, 7.30pm
FREE
A rare glimpse into the creative
process: experienced dance
artists present excerpts of work
in progress.
Your chance to be there at ‘the
early stages of birth’ and talk to
leading artists such as Simon
Birch, Beth Cassani, Genevieve
Say and Douglas Thorpe about
their latest work in development.
Throughout the evening there will be
opportunities to discuss with the
artists and with the rest of the
audience the ideas and processes
which are shaping these works.
Genevieve Say photo © Joel Fildes / cover photo © Kevin Hickson by kind permission Douglas Thorpe
Friday Firsts was launched in Spring 2011 to showcase the very best new
work by independent choreographers and dance companies working on the
small scale. Each evening has its own distinct theme, and will often be the
first chance to see performances by the most promising dance makers from
Yorkshire and beyond.
Friday Firsts #4
Bish Bash Bosh
Friday 7 October, doors open 6.00pm
FREE
As part of Light Night Leeds, Bish Bash Bosh sees every corner of
Yorkshire Dance taken over by artists with the desire to entertain,
experiment and engage.
This evening is a blend of eccentric dance, theatre, music and film
accompanied with a fun atmosphere and bar service.
Come expecting the unexpected
because anything goes!
photo © Gavin Joynt, by kind permission Douglas Thorpe
New dance ideas by promising artists. An evening of some of best new work
produced by artists working with South East Dance (Brighton), Dance Base
Edinburgh), Dance City (Newcastle), Merseyside Dance Initiative and Yorkshire
Dance. Featuring Gary Clarke, etc, etc..
The performance will be followed by a post show discussion
Friday Firsts #5
Live Bites
Friday 4 November, 7.30pmwith pre-show studio performances from 7.00pm
Tickets £8.00, concessions £6.00
Building on the success of last year this showcase features some of
best new work produced by artists working with South East Dance
(Brighton), Dance Base (Edinburgh), Dance City (Newcastle),
Merseyside Dance Initiative and Yorkshire Dance.
Live Bites will feature
performances by
Taciturn
Lila Dance
Anthony Lo-Giudice
Rosalind Masson
Gary Clarke
The performance will be
followed by a post show
discussion.
photo © Taciturn
Friday Firsts #6
Where’s the Choreography?
Friday 2 December, 7.30pm
Tickets £5.00
Some of the short films in this screening focus on people dancing
and could be called ‘dance films’. Some of them do not, yet they still
have a compelling sense of choreography about them. From Sergio
Cruz’s Hannah to Tim Hetherington’s Diary, this collection explores
how far you can push the Screendance category and proposes some
less than obvious candidates for the genre.
There will be a post screening talk about the films in the bar.With thanks to South East Dance.
Still from Hannah © Sergio Cruz
Yorkshire Dance Registered 2319572 England
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Finding Yorkshire Dance
Yorkshire Dance
3 St Peter’s Buildings
St Peter’s Square
Leeds LS9 8AH
Yorkshire Dance is situated in the
cultural quarter of Leeds city centre,
opposite the BBC building and Leeds
College of Music, next to the Wardrobe
bar, two minutes’ walk from Leeds city
bus station and 15 minutes’ walk from
the train station.
There is limited on-street parking outside
Yorkshire Dance, but there are plenty of
public car parks within easy walking
distance.
All weekend customers of Yorkshire
Dance are entitled to a special discount
in The Markets NCP. Please ask our
Front of House staff for details.
www.yorkshiredance.com
Friday Firsts 2012
Friday 3 February
Friday 2 March
Friday 4 May
Friday 1 June
Friday 6 July
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