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Belonging (in the Hop) Jyll Bradley, DancingStrong Movement Lab & The Hayward Gallery, 2022 Choreographer Adesola Akinleye has created a series of dance performances in response to the Hayward Gallery’s new interactive pavilion, Jyll Bradley’s The Hop. You’re invited to stand and sit at marked places in and around the pavilion to view the performance. Belonging …
by Cheniece Warner 
Space + Digital + Dance Gonzalo Preciado-Azanza (with Adesola Akinleye), year Back to Movement Labs This work challenges where the human body begins, ends and is present in the digital age. Following the publication of the article Dancing the digital age: a survey of new technologies in the choreographic process (creativityjournals.com/dancing-the-digital-age in the Journal of Genius …
by Cheniece Warner
conquering parameters: a scherzo for pandemical times Harry Fulleylove (with Eirini Papantoniou), 2020 Back to Movement Labs A community-dance based, DancingStrong Movement Lab Associate Artist Project. First presented in September 2020 as part of an online programme curated by London Studio Centre’s MA Producing students. The aim for this project was simple – to create …
by Cheniece Warner
aGender Helen Kindred & Maga Judd, The aGender Collective, 2020 aGender Collective was formed by dance artists Helen Kindred and Maga Judd in 2019 and forms a platform for their artistic work which is centred around and grows from their roles as mothers, mother-father, dancers, women living and working in London. As dancers and teachers …
by Cheniece Warner 
The heartbeat of London has been conducted by the rhythm of the tides of the Thames for hundreds and thousands of years. In a global world of connection and separation, the rise and fall of the water whispers stories of Concrete-Water-Flesh: how we are a part of the environments we dwell in. How we respect …
by Cheniece Warner