Bradley, Flowers, Smithereens

A mixed bill Presented by London Contemporary Dance School

Bradley, Flowers, Smithereens is a mixed bill of works by legendary choreographers Maxine Doyle, Yuval Pick and Lea Anderson. These extracts from three seminal works explore themes of identity, connection, belonging, and fragmentation, whilst showcasing the extraordinary talents of final year BA (Hons) Contemporary Dance students from London Contemporary Dance School (@theplacelondon).

Bradley 4:18 (extract)
The story of Bradley – a character struggling to connect with the world around them and gradually unravelling their multiple selves. Originally created for the Balletboyz.
Choreography: Maxine Doyle (@maxinedoyle1)
Associate Choreographer: Liam Riddick (@liamriddick)
Composer: Cassie Kinoshi
Original costumes: Katherine Watt
Original lighting: Andrew Ellis

Flowers Crack Concrete
Flowers crack concrete is a modern ritual. An invitation to cross the boundaries that separate us. Questioning our sense of belonging, our capacity to build common space.
Choreography: Yuval Pick (@ccnr_yuvalpick)
Choreographic assistant: Noémie De Almeida Ferreira
Original music: Wilfrid Haberey

Smithereens (extract)
Mis-constructed fragments and remnants from images of 20th Century dance and performance are presented in no particular order.
Choreography: Lea Anderson (@leaandersonscholmondeleys)
Original music: Steve Blake
Original costumes: Sandy Powell
Original staging and lighting: Simon Corder