Aperiodic by way of ballet, breakdancing and Hofstadter's butterfly
Thursday 11th July at the Trinity Centre, Bristol
Friday 26th July at the Mission Theatre, Bath
"great fun...It was an event that simply got me – and the rest of the audience as well – thinking." Physics World
"Aperiodic by way of ballet, breakdancing and Hofstadter’s Butterfly, is a genuinely interesting and entertaining piece of work. It shows that all of us can connect and relate to complex mathematical concepts. That the world of science and the arts is far more closely linked than you might imagine. And it makes science and maths interesting and accessible to a much wider audience." - Back Stage Bristol
"The show is a true interplay of art and science and is a great example of how a little bit of brain fizz can enhance one’s enjoyment of the creative act." - Stage Talk Magazine
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Kids Ballet to Not Necessarily Ballet Music Classes **new Tuesday class for ages 10+** From April 24th 2024 we will be teaching a new baby ballet class for 3-5 year olds 4-4:30pm before our classes for children aged 6-9 at 4:30pm to learn rigorous classical ballet technique but to their favourite hits from pop, hip hop, musicals and classical (the good stuff) at Fresh Dance and Arts
Friday morning ballet classes are back Fridays 11-12:30 at the Island - ballet to not necessarily ballet music but guaranteed to have you feeling good to go mind, body and soul. More info
Relatively Entangled - sci-art project This collaboration with RCA graduate Laurene Pilastre and King's Professor James Millen culminated in the piece Quantum Touch. There is also a corresponding artist interview.
Want to add some SWDT je ne sais quoi to your events once the lockdown is lifted? Contact us for details.
| Company news:
We another new dancer and a previous dancer returning to the fold - welcome (back) Seba and Katarzyna
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