Performance 2010

 

On this page you will find details of choreography by adam benjamin currently being performed by different companies as well as information on improvised performances with kirstie simson, 5 Men Dancing (Europe) and with Chieko Matsumura (Japan). For more information on dates and bookings please contact the individual companies below.

Improvisation in Performance / Japan 2010

Second Time Broken   Remix Dance Project

South Africa

Adam has been performing with Chieko Matsumura in Japan since 2003. The performances take place in different settings each year in the city of Maebashi in Gunma Province. The next performance will be Easter 2010


contact


info@adambenjamin.co.uk


or for Japanese speakers please email:


tamami@macace.net

Remix Dance Project
Oppenheimer Institute Building
Centre for African Studies
University of Cape Town
Engineering Mall, Upper Campus
Rondebosch
7701

remix@humanities.uct.ac.za

Tel: (+27) 21 650 2538
Fax (+27) 21 686 1505

Angels of Incidence  Scottish Dance Theatre  

Although the full version of Angels is no longer in the rep, SDT still use excerpts from the piece. contact SDT for details.

"The most beautifully crafted work of this impressive season(Johannesburg Dance Umbrella 2006) has to be Adam Benjamin's Second Time Broken, performed with grace and expertise by Cape Town's Remix Dance Project"

                                                                                                                The Tonight

photo Kenny Bean

“An extraordinary example of integrated dance. Darkly lyrical, epic yet intimate, it flows like a disorienting, episodic dream”.

                                                                                  Donald Hutera, THE TIMES

photos Omi Toshihiro

Slight                

              Choreographed by Adam Benjamin

                            The FATHoM Project 

For Information on 2009 tour click here

Performing as part of the TaPRA conference at Plymouth University

7th September 2009 and Decibel showcase in Manchester.

The FATHoM Project

A Holding Space   By Russell Maliphant and Adam Benjamin 

Danced by Junaid Jemal Sendi and Addisu Demissie from the Adugna Dance Theatre in Addis Abbaba







for dates see www.dance-united.com   and

photos Hugo Glendinning

photo by oran milstein

photo Tania Scott

“Strength, exuberant energy and a rooted connection to the ground”

                                            Copyright 2009 Josephine Leask  http://www.danceinsider.com/f2009/f0402_1.html

Box Office


Peninsula Arts

University of Plymouth

Roland Levinsky Building

Drake Circus

Plymouth

PL4 8AA



Telephone: 01752 58 50 50


Email: peninsula-arts@plymouth.ac.uk

About Time   Friday 25th June


Kirstie Simson 

Adam Benjamin

and Kenzo Kusuda

This lecture demonstration is open to the public, tickets are free but must be reserved. For further information contact:

Peninsula Arts

University of Plymouth

6 Portland Villas

Drake Circus

Plymouth

PL4 8AA

Tel:01752 238684

Email:pen_arts_enqs@plymouth.ac.uk

www.peninsula-arts.co.uk

Holding    a free lecture demo at Plymouth University

Russell Maliphant and Adam Benjamin  Mon 2nd Feb Roland Levinsky Bldg

 

Choreographic conversations.






‘… with holding’ an improvisation by

Russell Maliphant and Adam Benjamin.






                                                          



Holding (work in progress)

Commissioned by DanceUnited and Sadlers Wells

choreographed by Russell Maliphant & Adam Benjamin.


Danced by Junaid Jemal Sendi and Addisu Demissie from the Adugna Dance Theatre in Addis Abbaba.   www.dance-united.com


Holding forth

An open discussion with the two choreographers and the dancers about the creation of the duet Holding, the role of improvisation in the creative process, and the story behind the work.






5 Men Dancing

Next performance Plymouth Wednesday 22nd September 2010

Improvisation

     


Rick Nodine

Dan Watson

Adam Benjamin

Thomas Mettler

Christian Panouillot

Jordi Cortés


.......... and maybe you.


















Next performance Plymouth Wednesday 22nd September 2010



5 Men Dancing gather periodically to perform without script and without steps, with a fierce commitment to unstructured improvisation. The work is therefore edgy, unpredictable, poignant and often very funny.



for more info on performances click here