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" ... As an audience we felt so connected to the performance in a way I have never felt before; their agony, trauma and abuse breathed into us, became our breath, as we both in turn shifted in the space and defined one another′s freedom, watching their utter powerlessness."
 - Amanda Root, actress, on Without Warning


Portfolio of selected work



Speak But One Word to Me (2012)
A piece for Dance United at the William Morris exhibition.

Plural (2011)
A piece for 21 strings and 25 dancers to a new composition by composer James Keane, conducted by Nic Pendlebury (Smith Quartet) and photographed by Kyle Stevenson. Premiered at the Laban Theatre October 20, 2011.

December 1952 (2011)
"... to have elements exist in space ... an infinitude of directions from an infinitude of points in space ... to work ... to right, left, back, forward, up, down, and all points in between ... a performer must set all this in motion ... realize that it is in motion and step into it..."

Without Warning (2010)
Without Warning is a contemporary dance and music piece for eight performers. Inspired by An Evil Cradling, Brian Keenan's insightful and poetic account of more than four years he spent as a hostage in Beirut, Lebanon from 1986 to 1990.

Harmony of the Spheres (2009)
Part of the Festival of Time and Space, commissioned by the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the National Maritime Museum. The historic site resonates with Harmonia Mundi as 70 earthlings animate a small corner of Planet Earth on both sides of the Prime meridian.

In the Moment (2009)
In the Moment Festival of Improvisation took place in Feb 2009, with 350 performers over The Royal Naval College in Greenwich and Laban in Deptford, with all the rooms and corridors of King Charles Court serving as different aspects of life, or as compartments of the brain / memory.