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This January, Laban Theatre is proud to present the stunning and insightful 50-minute dance film, Impermanence, narrated by Billy Zane.
Imagining war as a diabolical dance choreographed by Satan and Death the work descends into a massacre, locking nations of the world into an endless cycle of slaughter & mutilation.
Book your £8 (£6) ticket by clicking the link below.

BOOKING NOW OPEN for a fresh line up of contemporary dance this spring at Laban Theatre.
Three huge names, Impermanence, Polish Dance Theatre & Scottish Dance Theatre, will be headlining the season.

Impermanence Presents: The Ballet Of The Nations http://bit.ly/2Gv45uM

The wait is over! Julie Cunningham and Company will be performing at Laban Theatre tomorrow evening. Book now! http://bit.ly/2pZO98s

If you're a TL dance alumnus looking to share your work, here's an amazing opportunity.

Julie Cunningham is in search of a new kind of desired female body.
Drawing on 'The Lesbian Body', a radical 1973 novel by Monique Wittig, she aims to recite one’s own body and the body of the other, entirely outside of the masculine gaze.
Set to the poetry of spoken word artist and rapper Kate Tempest, To Be Me is a striking and uncompromising choreographic work exemplifying the extraordinary technical ability of Cunningham and her dancers.

Julie Cunningham is in search of a new kind of desired female body.
Drawing on 'The Lesbian Body', a radical 1973 novel by Monique Wittig, she aims to recite one’s own body and the body of the other, entirely outside of the masculine gaze.
Tickets on sale here: http://bit.ly/2pZO98s

Final performance is this evening! Tickets are nearly sold out so book your ticket now to see the super talented BA3 dance students perform in a bill of four short works, all by renowned choreographers.
Book here: http://bit.ly/2PCisxj

Tomorrow evening! The award-winning 'This Really is Too Much' transforms our stage into a platform for absurd political speeches, talent contests, box ticking and salad-eating... BOOK HERE: http://bit.ly/2wDnphc

LOOK. Point. We. Are moving. Forward.
Raucous, provocative and laugh-out-loud funny. Coming to the Laban Theatre next Tuesday this dancing, dark comedy reveals the absurdity of life as a 3-dimensional, high-definition WO-man.
“Absurd, hilarious... This Really is Too Much deserves the highest praise.” Edfringe Review ****

“Bad Faith”
Dancer & Choreographer, Tara d’Arquian, discusses her beautiful new piece.
Coming to Laban Theatre next Friday! Book here: http://bit.ly/2oBTLp0

Charlie Ward, one of the original cast members, talks about her experience of being part of Bad Faith.
Coming to Laban Theatre for one evening only on Friday 28th September.
Book your ticket here: http://bit.ly/2OcnwI2

Watch the trailer: https://vimeo.com/266437776
French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre describes the concept of bad faith (mauvaise foi) as the habit people have of deceiving themselves into thinking that they do not have the freedom to make choices for fear of the potential consequences of making a choice.
Here, choreographer Tara D’Arquian collaborates with poet Jemima Foxtrot and designer Fridthjofur Thorsteinsson to depict a story of self-deception. 20 years after her disappe...arance, we find Nora in a place of nothingness.
Wandering through this parallel world, she encounters uncanny manifestations of her inner darkness. There is no way out of this "non-place" other than to embrace these creatures as extensions of her own self. Will Nora dare to look reality square in the face again?
Bad Faith is 60 minutes without interval.
Laban Theatre £16 (£12)
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