What is Left
Friday 24th March – 7.30pm
Saturday 25th March – 7.30pm
£14/£11 (Concessions)
50 minutes (No interval)
St Paul’s Church, BS2 8SJ
Ages 14+ (Contains partial nudity)
Fusing contemporary dance and circus, “What is left” deals with spatial structures that shape human communication culture.
We’re thrilled to have International award-winning dance and circus company Overhead Project bring their new show What is Left to the UK and Circomedia. Mixing contemporary dance with group acrobatics, the show explores our relationship with different spaces and how they influence our communication. Reminiscent of a catwalk or military parade, five performers occupy the space and are simultaneously consumed by it. A rhythmic, energetic, sometimes intimate, and exhilarating performance.
Overhead Project stands for performances on the border of contemporary circus and dance – two languages that allow different perspectives on the body and a multidimensional approach towards space and architectural thinking. The works are reflections about the stage as a space of human communication and they deal with political and philosophical phenomena. Beside their numerous productions, guest choreographies for municipal theatres with large ensembles have been created. The company received multiple international awards and choreography prizes for its works.
Supported by the NATIONALES PERFORMANCE NETZ International Guest Performance Fund for Dance, which is funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media; MKW NRW; Kulturamt Köln.
“The group Overhead Project celebrates the human body, its resistance and resilience, its beauty and its mobility. This is occasionally neck breaking, and the audience not just once holds its breath.
The seating configuration for our performances is flexible, but as standard, our main seating area is raked. The front rows are level and accessible, and aisle seats are available. Please get in touch to reserve seats in these rows are required.
Please note that seating in our Gallery is accessed via a flight of stairs and is not accessible for audience members who may find stairs difficult or impractical.
Wheelchair and step-free access can be found at our side entrance. We use What 3 Words to give you an exact location on a map. Follow the link below to find this entrance.
Side Entrance Exact Location: https://what3words.com/mostly.ledge.chop
Main Entrance: Stepped Access
For performances, our main double doors serve as the principle entrance. This entrance consists of three steps up to the Box Office foyer, and three further steps up to the main building. We use What 3 Words to give you an exact location on a map. Follow the link below to find this entrance.
Main Entrance Exact Location: https://what3words.com/total.offer.native
Free Tickets for Carers
If you are a dedicated carer accompanying a paying visitor who is disabled, you are eligible for a free ticket (limited to one carer per paying visitor). To book your ticket, please give us a call on 0117 924 7615 or email boxoffice@circomedia.com.