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Composer: Will Gregory (Goldfrapp); Choreographer: Caroline Bowditch (UK Dance Arts Advocate of year 2018 / Director, Arts Access Australia); Directed by: Caroline Bowditch & Charles Hazlewood; Conductor: Charles Hazlewood
The Nature of Why merges dance and a cinematic live-score into an epic performance that brims with emotion and physical beauty. Performed by an ensemble of musicians from The British Paraorchestra, this work of nine movements takes inspiration from the unconventional curiosity of Nobel prize-winning theoretical physicist, Richard Feynman, and his search for meaning in the world around us. Dancers and musicians move as one, erasing the divide between musician and dancer, performer and audience; resulting in an up-close-and-personal theatrical experience like no other.
55 mins (no intermission)
31
10 May 2018
Bristol Old Vic, Bristol, part of performing arts festival Mayfest Bristol
Fee: $62,000 USD plus travel, accommodation, per diems and production costs. Fee quoted is for a run of five performances over three days, with rehearsal time to incorporate a local string section. The fee is negotiable depending on the worldwide location and performance schedule required.
