Through our happenings we assert that dancing/moving is part of everyday life. We respond to environments, to our shifting awareness of who we are and where we are moment to moment. Our happenings provide the means by which we interrogate direct experience and those who watch or pass by are invited to do the same.
Small Revolutions was the culmination of a year long process working in collaboration with Emilyn Claid, Lucy Cash, Luke Pell and The Elderflowers...
Using simple everyday actions of sitting, shifting within chairs, arriving into and leaving chairs - a performance which explores the body’s relationship to seating....
Orientation in and occupation of a public space. Exploring what it means to be a tourist....
A happening at Newcastle University to the bafflement and entertainment of some local builders!
Dwell is our response to the demolishing of our local community, and highlights the importance of our collective embodied memory, and ultimately our sense of belonging.
Capturing the in the moment felt response to a starling murmuration by GGDC dancers Kevan McGeever and Paula Turner.
A symposium on seating, offering a moving meditation on the process and purposes of being seated and the art of sitting....
Arriving or departing, we are all passing through. An improvised dance happening at Newcastle Central Station.
A performance of Sense by GGDC was included in the Arts Council film 'Lost Without It'...
A spontaneous taking of tea in solidarity with those killed in the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris 2015.
