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Shaking All Over: Sadhana’s The Shiver to tour UK
The Shiver – the first work from Subathra Subramaniam’s new dance company Sadhana – will begin a 14 date national tour at the Corn Exchange Dorchester on Friday 15th October.
The Shiver features dance, music, image and spoken word in a performance that blurs the boundary between each. Three dancers explore the psychology and physiology, the emotions and events, behind what makes us shiver.
Based on an original idea by the South Bank’s internationally acclaimed Associate Artist Lemn Sissay, The Shiver features original text from Lemn and cutting-edge science from Oxford neuroscientist Professor Morten Kringelbach. As well as the piece exploring and raising questions about why we shiver – whether through pain or pleasure – most performances will be followed by involving the audience in a Café Scientifique discussion chaired by Quentin Cooper, presenter of BBC Radio 4’s The Material World.
Sadhana - from the Sanskrit for the pursuit of a spiritual
goal, “the purpose for which we have come to this place” - is a new dance
company under the direction of Subathra
Subramaniam, former Artistic Co-director of Angika.
Combining perfection of execution with study and reflection, it represents her vision for the company’s role in 21st century British dance – inventively building on the rich vocabulary of the ancient South Indian dance form Bharata Natyam to create engaging and eye-catching contemporary choreography.
Subathra Subramaniam is an Associate Artist with South East Dance and Artist-in-Residence (2008-09) at the UCL Environment Institute. The Associate Artist Programme is a two year pilot project. It aims to support four artists whose work reflects the creative and cultural diversity of dance in the South East.
For media enquiries please contact: Louise Hennessy , Associate Artist Programme, South East Dance Tel: 01273 645269. Email louise.hennessy@southeastdance.org.uk
Tour dates:
Friday 15th October, 8pm
01305 266926
Tuesday 19th October, 8pm
01539
725133
Thursday 21st October, 7:30pm
The Showroom, University of Chichester
01243 816000
Saturday 23rd October 7:45pm
01293
553636
Wednesday 3rd November 7:30pm
01628 788997
Thursday 4th November 7:30pm
Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre, Taunton
01823 414141
Saturday 6th November 7:45pm
01373 461360
Tuesday 9th November & Wednesday 10th November 8pm
UCS, Ipswich
01473 338000
Friday 12th November, 7:45pm
Town Hall Studios, Swindon Dance, Swindon
01793
601700
Wednesday 17th November 2:15pm & 7:30pm
0208 365 5450
Wednesday 24th November, 7:30pm
023
80652333
Saturday 27th November, 8pm
Robin Howard Theatre, The Place, London
0207 121 1100

