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Strong contemporary dance image of Richard Chappell Dance, playing with light and movement

Infinite Ways Home

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Critically acclaimed choreographer and Northcott Associate Richard Chappell, returns this autumn with his most ambitious work to date: Infinite Ways Home – a multisensory production that explores ritual, rave and human connection.

Performed by Chappell and his extraordinary ensemble of dancers, Infinite Ways Home features electronic music by award-winning experimental duo Larch, alongside live violin by Enyuan Khong.

Combining Chappell’s diverse choreographic language of ballet, contemporary dance and improvisation, Infinite Ways Home looks to redefine our sense of community and home, in a mesmerising feast of colour and pulsating sound.

Map Venue MarkerNorthcott Theatre
Dance
Running time: 90 minutes, no interval
Members Discount, Group Discount (10+)

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