Black Victorians is an engaging and curious dance performance by Jeanefer Jean-Charles that highlights and celebrates the diverse black presences in 19th and early 20th Century Britain.
Museums in Motion was a series of community dance and technology participation projects working with three groups of young people aged 4 – 18 years old and their families. Each museum had a three-day creative process resulting in an audio-visual installation at the museum for 8 weeks that was also available online.
The Princess Alice was a Victorian Paddle Steamer running cruises from London to Sheerness. As she returned to London one evening in 1878, a fatal crash took place, causing The SS Princess Alice to sink, killing hundreds of passengers. The Great Thames Disaster reimagines this forgotten part of history which had such a huge impact on Londoners and communities along the Thames.
In July 2018 Casson & Friends were resident for 2 weeks at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge during the Antony Gormley SUBJECT Exhibition.
For years, Shobana Jeyasingh Dance have created works in museums, galleries and heritage sites across London and the UK - here we share their work 'études', an eight-minute contemporary dance piece responding to The Courtauld Gallery’s 2016 exhibition 'Rodin and Dance: The Essence of Movement', and link to some other projects.
A collaborative project between the National Gallery and Avant Garde Dance Company, as part of YouTube’s VR Creator Lab programme; an initiative to support creators to make on-line virtual reality content in new VR180 format capturing 180 degree panoramic images.
