1994 Mirroring Miro, Kissing Kandinsky

1993 Self Portraits

1991 Shout

1990 Think

Mirroring Miro, Kissing Kandinsky 1994

This was based on the performers' response to the work of artists Miro and Kandinsky. It was the first show to be directly influenced by the visual arts. It was performed at Turtle Key Arts Centre in Fulham.

The white box of this theatre space was very suited to the company's work and began an interest in gallery spaces as possible venues for the company's work. It was also performed at Jackson's Lane Arts and Community Centre.

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Self Portraits 1993

Self-portraits are the first show directed by Sarah Archdeacon and choreographed by Susan Norwood. This was based on the individual company member's perception of himself or herself. It ended with the performers painting their own portraits.

It was performed in various community centres in London. Ian Burdge played live cello for this show. He played for the company until the end of 1996. His input was invaluable at this stage of the company's development.

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Shout 1991

This show was also created under the direction of Virginia Moffat.

It gave the performers the chance to 'Shout' about things that made them angry.

This production went a national tour of dance venues.

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Think 1990

London tour of community centres.

Created under the direction of Virginia Moffat.

This show asked the audience to 'Think' about whom they were seeing on stage.

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