un•be•known

A dancers grasps the neck of another dancer in a wheelchair, she lies across his back. Another dancer crouches infront of them an arm outstretched to the sky. They are surrounded by black.

un•be•known Commissioned by CODA, Oslo International Dance Festival in collaboration with Norske Opera & Ballet In un•be•known , nine dancers with and without disabilities meet – in a work that combines fierce physicality with tenderness. The result is honest, unsentimental and deeply human dance art. Together with the filmmakers Darja Olsevskaja and Vaidas Misiunas, CODA […]

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A dancers grasps the neck of another dancer in a wheelchair, she lies across his back. Another dancer crouches infront of them an arm outstretched to the sky. They are surrounded by black.

Nine dancers with and without disabilities come together in a work that combines fierce physicality and tenderness

Feast

A dancer with long blonde hair, in a fitted cream dress with a bodice, leans against a faded tapestry.

Feast uses the conventions of people eating together to explore different cultural attitudes.

Uath Lochans

Marc sits with his back to us, on the end of a slatted wooden walkway winding through heather. Mountains and trees are in the backgroun.

Filmed in the forests below the Cairngorm Mountains in the Central Highlands of Scotland, Uath Lochans is the first collaboration between dance artist Marc Brew and screendance artists Katrina McPherson and Simon Fildes.

Logue

Two images of the dancers from Logue. Marc is on the left. His is tipped onto his back in his wheelchair surrounded by pine forest. Mariska is dressed in white dress in ballet shoes on a city street.

Created through a digital dance residency during the pandemic between ballet id and Marc Brew Company.

Remember When

Marc leans back away from us at an angle in his wheelchair. He wears all white clothing against a black background.

Remember When is an intimate solo performance by choreographer/performer Marc Brew with a prelude screening of a short dance film project behind the performer exploring the idea of perception – looking from past to present.

Leftovers

Marc (dancer) is in a grey long sleeved top, his arm out stretched. Caroline (dancer) has grey gauze stretched over her face. she reaches her arms round Marc's neck and chest. They are cropped at the torso, on a black background.

A collaboration between Caroline Bowditch and Marc Brew, Leftovers is an eclectic mix of discarded dances carefully gathered from the studio floor – each one with its own potential.

Nocturne

A couple lay on a bed. Above them another couple stands at the head of the bed. The men are wearing pyjamas the women satin slips.

Inspired by JM Whilstler’s Nocturne, an exquisite contemporary dance quartet draw you into the unseen dreams of cities at dusk.

Fusional Fragments

Rebecca Evans and James Cousins, dancers on a dark stage. Legs and arms reaching outwards, white likes blurring above their heads.

Directed and choreographed by Marc Brew in partnership with DanceEast is a collaboration with world renowned percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie, composer Philip Sheppard and five very talented dancers.

MayBe

Marc dressed in a pink vest and purple trousers leans across the stage, counter balancing Gizele.

a show that explores Encounter as a catalyst of possibilities including love and intimacy.

Uchronia

Marc and Gizele dance in front on a large architectural tower. Seated in his wheelchair, wearing a dark suit Marc leans back, clasping his hands up towards his face. Gizele in a sleeveless dark blue dress is standing, tilting her body towards his.

A show that explores how re-inventing the past can shape an alternative future.

Renewable

Renewable Marc at windfarm

Renewable Inspired by the different landscapes, environments and renewable energy sources of Scotland and Indonesia. Renewable was created through an 8 week digital art residency (Dance Dialogue) between Marc Brew (Marc Brew Company) and Mariska Febriyani (Ballet.id).  Through the residency they explored the concept of space and restrictions, reflecting on the pandemic, and the landscapes […]