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Preview: Impermanence Presents, Bristol Old Vic
Impermanence, by name and nature, is a Bristol-based dance troupe that focus on the “transient, evanescent (and) inconstant”.
From January 15 to 19, they are curating an impressive five-night showcase of dance collaborations at Bristol Old Vic’s new Weston Theatre called Impermanence Presents, the likes of which Bristol may have never seen before.
It will be the first in a series of regular monthly showcases, which will return to the Old Vic for nights in February, March and April.
Impermanence was founded in 2011 and since then has been constantly producing new work and functioning as an ongoing experiment into collaborative creation.
Wanting to engage with audiences as much as possible, Impermanence have presented work at theatres, warehouses, festivals, cabarets, site-specific projects and community events.
Co-directed by Roseanna Anderson and Josh Ben-Tovim, they like to explore the notions of equality and democracy while making exciting dance theatre.
The first five nights of Impermanence Presents at the Old Vic will include performances from Lailo Diallo, Bandi Meszerics, Tom Thom, Jane Mason, David Williams, Pink Suits, Corali, Tom Marshman, Jean Abreu and Impermanence themselves.
For more information, visit our What On listing here.
Main photo of Jean Abreu by Ambra Vernuccio
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