Humanhood’s universe lands with a specially curated evening which is part of our popular Wild Card series. Bringing fresh perspectives from a new generation of dance-makers, Wild Card hands over the curation of the Lilian Baylis Studio to artists, this time Rudi Cole and Júlia Robert Parés, the company’s founders. Humanhood is based in Birmingham and has a rapidly growing following. Their work is rooted in a physics and astrophysics as well as in their personal research into Eastern mysticism. They are fascinated by the connections that lie between these seemingly different fields and how these shape our knowledge of ourselves.
Their evening is a sensorial invitation, creating visual and sonic experiences taking you to a place beyond the senses. Alongside special guest artists, this is a chance to see this young company’s latest works, including ZERO.
Performance Times
Thu & Fri at 8pm
Pre-show activities from 7pm
Tickets
£17
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