MAPDANCE will hit the stage at the Theatre Royal Winchester.
On June 7, 14 dancers will showcase three different newly commissioned dance works.
One explores the relationship between rock and music, one will highlight the social and political issues relating to identity, gender, social justice, culture and class. Finally, the third dance will centre around the human connection. The choreographer Robert Clarks's restaged 2021 "Closer" will also explore the desire for changes and its repercussions.
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Mapdance will be at the Theatre Royal Winchester on June 7 at 7 pm. The evening will also feature a pre-professional training and performance experience for dancers aged 13-21 by the Hampshire Youth Dance Company. Jon Boden will also be available to ticket bookers pre-concert for a free singing workshop.
Mapdance is the University of Chichester's dance company, and they demonstrate the dynamic and theatrical crafted works of both established and emerging choreographers.
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