Past Performances
HIVE Dance Collective 2021/22 program
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Suddenly We Were All Alone - Noa Shadur
Ensemble and soloist
Shadur's work looks at uncovering the origins of steps from a variety of different dance styles, bringing past movement into the present. The work has an influence of Israeli movement that weaves the work together.
Does AI Dream? - ZiYi Luo (Current MA Chorography Student)
Ensemble with duet, trio and solo work throughout
This work explores artificial intelligence using notions of humanity, physical body-spirit relations and what defines human and AI.
Don't Worry it Doesn't Bite - Joe Garbett
Ensemble with solo moments
This work is a celebration of British culture during 2021 playing with the ideas of awkwardness and absurdity represented within our culture.
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Image taken from Does AI Dream?
3Fall Dance Company 2020/21 Tour
Paper Heart - Luke Brown
Ensemble and soloist
Paper Heart looked at how behind most powerful things is extreme vulnerability. As Dancers we explored the notion of respect for each other, for light and how objects can be so fragile yet so strong such as paper.
ABECEDA - Virginia Farman
Ensemble and Soloist
The inspiration for the work is drawn from the Photographic-dance alphabet created by Czech avantgarde artist and writer Karel Teige in 1926. As a company we worked with Farman explore what these images meant to us as dances in relation to the performance space.
Zoots, Dash and Panache - Abi Mortimer
Ensemble, soloist and duet
This work celebrates community and individuals. This work is episodic drawing on inspiration from iconic performers who wear suites (Michael Jackson, Madonna, Annie Lenox, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly). The work does not aim to copy or imitate the icons but noting and considering the style, personality and chorographic signatures. Translating this into a personal meaning enabling the company dancers to find there own narrative in the movement.
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Image taken from Paper Heart (Wearing pink)
And Still We Move (3Fall & 3Fall Youth Dance Film) (2020/21)
Choreographed by Shaun Dillon
Ensemble and small grope
The context of this film was to create a psycho-graphic piece of work that celebrates the beautiful geography surrounding the Chichester and Shoreham areas. Whilst, simultaneously bringing together both companies for the first time to move as one. Within gropes we we given different stimuli/locations to use and create movement that was sensitive to the location before coming together as one.
Click link to watch - https://youtu.be/Ze7mbJPqDTc
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Image taken on location (dancer in centre of frame)
Made of Glass (2020)
Choregraphed by - Amber Emily Palfreyman
Performed by - George Lomax and Amber Emily Palfreyman
Duet
A duet exploring the different feelings you feel after having an argument with a close friend. We begin the piece with one dancer on stage; this solo represents the feeling of vulnerability after you trust is broken. When the second dancer enters the space, we see the tone shift slightly as the second dancer is trying to reason with the first. Throughout the dance we see elements of sadness, vulnerability, reasoning, and anger as the dancers discuss whether their friendship is worth saving.
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Image taken from dress rehearsal