After a months of collating people's stories from across the BCP region, no matter how small; we managed to get all the inside tales of the wild and wonderful ways that people safely sidestepped the barriers that came with the lockdown and how dance was a safeguard for staying indoors!
Natasha Player's 'Listen Up Podcast' is a Youtube podcast that evolved out of lockdown 2020 to stay connected to artists and community gatekeepers and to hear voices not usually heard across the South West.
A site specific dance theatre performance filmed live at East Pier Way, Bridport, Dorset and choreographed by Anna Golding and company and shot by film artist Rob Payne.
Danced by Samphire Dance Company, Awakening is dance improvisation captured on film - inspired by the sights, sounds, and atmosphere of the woods.
It’s lockdown - so what are seventeen Bolshy members of the Yama Dance Company to do? …Inspired by Mitchell Rose's Equisite Corps, they decided to dance like everyone was watching to create Bolshy Ballet. Watch and enjoy!
portrait is an intimate film that exposes the beauty of Age.
Drift was produced as part of a collaboration between choreographer Claire Benson and film maker Dan Tucker and the amazing Dorset based ‘Movers and Shakers’ dance group. Inspired by the Jurassic Coastline, the dance explores the movement and characteristics of the sea.
Echo & Song of the Underworld is lead by a male dancer who when confronted with the image of his older body, loses himself in dancing and feels younger once more.
Witness our evolution since 2010, when we first moved into the sea front building as PDSW.
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