Spring 2025
we are all memory bodies
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Fabrica Gallery
27/02/2025 7 - 9PM
£4 + £1 Booking Fee
Fabrica, Duke Street, BrightonMemory Table - Charlotte Spencer
Do not wash - Becky Edmunds
Listening Furniture - Alberto Ruiz Soler
Everyday Tactility - Charlotte Spencer and Zoe Manders (window gallery) -
Light Up Crawley Festival
28/02/2025 6 - 10PM
01/03/2025 6 - 10PM
FREE
Digital Screen, Queen Square, CrawleyEveryday Tactility - Charlotte Spencer & Zoe Manders
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Undisciplined Festival, South East Dance
07/03/2025 5.30 - 7PM
FREE
The Dance Space, Circus Street, Brighton
Do not wash - Becky Edmunds
Our Hands - Vicky Malin
Everyday Tactility - Zoe Manders
Everyday Tactility Film Installation
A short film that explores and celebrates the importance of touch in our lives.
Written in the Body & Post show Q&A
Written in the Body is a duet about touch and consent
Written in the Body
BSL Performance & Post Show Q&A
A duet about memory, touch and consent as part of Brighton Festival 2022.
Written in the Body
WORLD PREMIERE
A duet about memory, touch and consent as part of Brighton Festival 2022.
Marwa Al-Sabouni and Charlotte Spencer: Dance, Intimacy and the Civic
Choreographer Charlotte Spencer (UK) in conversation with architect and writer and Co-Guest Director of Brighton Festival, 2022 Marwa Al-Sabouni (Syria) at Sadler’s Wells and online.
Touching Matters
A daylong curated gathering at Siobhan Davies Studios to explore our (no doubt) complex relationships with touch and consent.
This is a hybrid in-person and online event.
Is this a Waste Land?
Bridgewater, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Presented by Sadler’s Wells
Set on an empty plot of land on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Bridgewater, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Presented by Sadler’s Wells
Set on an empty plot of land on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Bridgewater, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Presented by Sadler’s Wells
Set on an empty plot of land on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Bridgewater, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Presented by Sadler’s Wells
Set on an empty plot of land on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Bridgewater, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Presented by Sadler’s Wells
Set on an empty plot of land on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Bridgewater, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Presented by Sadler’s Wells
Set on an empty plot of land on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Set on an empty plot of land at the former RAF Milltown Base, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Is this a Waste Land?
Set on an empty plot of land at the former RAF Milltown Base, this immersive performance invites us to re-imagine how we value our landscape, homes and communities.
As day dips towards night you’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and thoughtful one moment, infectious and playful the next. Many worlds are created, destroyed and re-purposed in a generous playground built by everyone.
Walking Stories
We are delighted to be presenting Walking Stories at Hauser and Wirth, Somerset in conjunction with the opening of their Eduardo Chillida exhibition.
You don’t come to watch Walking Stories: you live it, breathe it, build and dismantle it. Supplied with an mp3 player and headphones, a walk in the park amongst open-air sculptures becomes an interactive and absorbing audio journey. Moving between watching, listening and following instructions, Walking Stories takes you on a journey with yourself and your companions. Following the past year of separation and isolation, ‘Walking Stories’ helps us celebrate being together again.
Performances will be at 11.30am, 1.30pm and 4pm.
Tickets are Free but advance booking is essential.
All these things we can make
WORLD PREMIERE - Sadler’s Wells Commission
Just in time for Spring, we’ve created an adventure to do from the comfort of your home. All these things we can make invites audiences to build (and de-construct) things with objects found in the home, through audio instructions and music.
Audiences will also be able to download a complimentary Activity Pack with additional ideas for things to make, do, try and talk about.