On stage three couples and a solitary musician, each pair dances their relation, their emotions. Sharing a feeling of imminent disaster they tell their story using a dynamic, explosive and intensely emotive movement vocabulary. Composer-musician Jim Pinchen accompanies them live on stage, weaving a soundtrack from his many instruments and his own voice.

“I combined formal creation, structured improvisation and in order to find an intimate and
highly expressive language. The aim of the choreography is to draw attention to the
humanity and individuality of the performers.

Their relationships must be recognisable through the dance and the intention is to make an poignant work with a good dose of (black) humour.”

Thomas Noone