![]()
A double bill of physical contemporary movement: Chair and Integral#2.
Performers: Andy Edwards, Diccon Hogger, Lucy Teed, Sam Turner, Jude Windmill.
Music: and X3 Collective and Hybernation
Supported by: Arts Council England East, DanceDigital, University of Bedfordshire.
Performances: Trestle Arts Base, Colchester Institute, UoB Theatre Bedford.
An episodic research and development show using live video and full stage and screen projection.
Performers: Natasha Kowalski, Courtney Poulier, Sam Turner.
Music: Hybernation
Supported by: Arts Council England East, DanceDigital, University of Bedfordshire, Vital Communities.
Performances: University of Bedfordshire.

A short ‘research’ based performance which integrated live video manipulation and projection as the sole source of light.
Performers: Kate Durrant, Andy Edwards, Diccon Hogger, Jack Stinton.
Music: Hybernation
Supported by: Yorkshire Dance
Performances: Ely Cathedral, Live Art Platform Colchester, Yorkshire Dance Centre
This performance explored how individuals communicate with others and how we can keep our own identity within a group.
base dance collaborated with Community Dance Wales involving 6 professionals and 70 young dancers from 6 boroughs in South Wales.
Performances: Grand Pavillion, Porthcawl, Blackwood Miners Institute, Muni Arts Centre, Pontypridd, Blaenavon Workmen’s Hall, Beaufort Theatre, Ebbw Vale.
Film – Comebye (2007) Supported by Welsh Independent Dance and Widelode
Film – Forwards Backwards (2007) supported by Welsh Independent Dance and Widelode
Barred#2 (2006)
Chair (2006)
Barred#1 (2005)
Catatonic Re:Flex (2003)
Just 4 Too (2003)
Do your thing (2002)
LIVE – Integral – A fully developed work exploring the use of CCTV, video tracking and the issues of personal privacy. Using projections as the sole source of light.
LIVE – Batteries Not Included Tour – A small scale tour of Integral and the Chair works in the eastern region and Yorkshire.
FILM – Kitchen Dances – An interactive installation work which is based on lots of short films of people dancing in their own kitchen. It’s an exploration of an individual’s use of a space in an untraditional way.
For more information of future base dance events, or to join the companies mailing list please contact info@basedance.co.uk
