Equation
Equation is the culmination of the ingugural year of =dance, presenting highlights from featured companies and artists, followed by a discussion around the contribution of their work to the =dance series and its impact on the dance sector. The mixed programme includes an extract from Stopgap Dance Company’s Artificial Things, an intimate solo work entitled […]
Dance International Glasgow Festival
We are delighted that Marc will present two new works at the inaugural Dance International Glasgow Festival (DiG). Don’t miss the World premiere of For Now, I am.. a stripped back investigation of Marc’s changed body since his car accident in 1997 before it heads out on tour across the UK this year. For Now, […]
29th Annual Isadora Duncan Dance Awards
Marc Brew has been nominated for an Isadora Duncan Dance Award for the 2013-14 performance season in the category for Outstanding Achievement in Performance – Individual, for his performance of Remember When at Alice Arts Center, Oakland USA San Francisco, California, January 2015 The Isadora Duncan Dance Awards Committee announces the “Izzies” nominees and honorees for the […]
=dance
Marc Brew Company performs at =dance, Sadler’s Wells, a mixed programme of new and re-staged work from Marc Brew Company and guest artist Laura Dajao. Marc Brew Company fuses a fierce physicality of contemporary dance with tender expression to explore an emotional narrative in dance. The work, created in collaboration with disabled and non-disabled artists, […]
For Now, I am…
an intimate new solo created and performed by Marc Brew Touring Autumn 2015/ Spring 2016 For now I am is an elegant and revealing choreography. Stripped back – for the first time since his car accident in 1997 – Brew will create a work that engages directly with his body as it is now. Investigating […]
Water & Glass
A new Dance Film featuring Marc Brew by Katrina McPherson and Simon Fildes to Premier on Thursday 16th October 2014 at the Water & Glass Inclusive Dance Performance Tweet
Stuck in the Mud at Llandudno & Cardiff, Wales
A GDance production in partnership with Ballet Cymru Mud is sticky and mucky and icky. But it’s fun to jump in, play with, and grows and makes beautiful things. Freely walk outside and inside each venue to watch muck-inspired dance in perfect vignettes, poetic numbers and full blown spectacles. See dancers blended from Ballet Cymru […]
Leftovers – Indepen-dance Inclusive Dance Festival, Tramway Glasgow
Gathered Together – Indepen-dance will host Scotland’s first International Inclusive Dance Festival to develop and share knowledge and expertise with festival delegates, forging new artistic partnerships in the world of Dance and Disability. On Thursday 28th August, Marc Brew and Caroline Bowditch will be performing their duet ‘Leftovers’ as part of Indepen-dance Inclusive Dance Festival […]
(i)land Review in the Herald
Review of (i)land in The Herald by Mary Brennan from performances in Glasgow at Merchant City Festival as part of Culture 2014
Remember When and (i)land at Unlimited Festival, SouthBank, London
Remember When as part of a Dance Double Bill at Unlimited Festival, Southbank Centre Marc will perform his intimate solo ‘Remember When’ as part of a dance double bill with Chisato Minamimura’s work, ‘Ring the Changes’ for Unlimited in the Purcell Room, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre on Friday 5th September. Remember When draws unpon […]
‘Water and Glass’ short dance film
Last week Marc took part in the filming of a new short dance film with Katrina McPherson and Peter Royston at Uath Lochens in the Cairngorm Mountains, Scotland. The world premiere of this film made by Katrina McPherson and edited by Simon Fides will be part of ‘Water and Glass’, an inclusive performance at Perth […]
(i)land performs in Glasgow as part of Culture 2014
Three people find themselves abandoned on a deserted island, with only each other for support. As they explore they gradually start to discover the pieces of a vehicle – buried in the sand – that can take them off the island. They work together to build the craft, only to discover that it won’t carry […]
