(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 […]
Salisbury International Arts Festival diary: Day Two
Matthew Stadlen was pleasantlty surprised by the cast of i(Land) and performances on the second day of the Salisbury Festival Check out the REVIEW
Rebecca Reflects on the Integrated Dance Summit
Rebecca JS Nice Sums up the Integrated Dance Summit in her own words Read her words of REFLECTION
Poetic Review by David Young of the Integrated Dance Summit
The Integrated Dance Summit – Poetry reviews by David Young of each performance Read David’s POETRY
(i)land
[vsw id=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EOp0TU_z7E” source=”youtube” width=”425″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Following the success of Marc Brew Company’s first outdoor work Nocturne, the company is now creating a new work (i)land for outdoor locations touring in Summer 2014. The work is part of the Glasgow 2014 Cultural Programme and is supported by Without Walls. Set on a six ton pile of sand, which […]
British Council catch up with Marc Brew
Last summer we toured the UK outdoor festivals with Nocturne. The British Council caught up with Marc at one of our Lord Mayor of London, Showtime festival performances during the London Olympics 2012. Marc can be seen as part of their Transform project below at where he talks about his practice as a Disabled choreographer […]
Full of Words gets talked about:
We are delighted to announce that Full of Words, Marc’s recent commission for AXIS Dance Company has been nominated for 3 Isadora Duncan Dance Awards. Rodney Bell and Sonsheree Giles, 2 of Axis’ company members are nominated for outstanding achievement in performance in Marc’s choreography and the company is also nominated for its performance of the work in […]
Marc Brew Company, Tramway, Glasgow
MONDAY 29 OCTOBER 2012 Mary Brennan Dance critic Frankly, the brief programme note for Fusional Fragments makes the piece sound a tad dry. In fact, Marc Brew’s juxtaposition of classical and contemporary movement styles is vital and compelling, a gorgeous weave of attractive physicality, thrillingly percussive soundscapes and a lighting design where fine golden […]
Marc Brew Company Triple Bill featuring Dame Evelyn Glennie – Tramway, Glasgow
Choreographer: Marc Brew Composer: Gary Lloyd, Evelyn Glennie, Philip Sheppard Reviewer: Lauren Humphreys The Public Reviews Rating: 4 1/2 * Acclaimed Australian choreographer Marc Brew showcases his unique movement vocabulary and choreographic diversity in this inspirational and emotive triple bill. Nocturne, is a contemporary dance quartet featuring an original score by Gary Lloyd and prose […]
The List: Australian choreographer Marc Brew discusses Fusional Fragments
Source: The List (Issue 705) Date: 10 October 2012 Written by:Kelly Apter The choreographer is bringing a triple bill to the Tramway in October What made you want to be a choreographer? I was always getting ideas for new dances and would try out my choreography on friends and fellow dancers. I remember at lunch breaks during primary school, while […]
The Independent – How We Met: Marc Brew & Dame Evelyn Glennie
‘I was like a sponge with him and his dancers; I wanted to soak everything up’ Sunday 26 August 2012 by Nick Duerden Marc Brew, 35 At 20 years old, the Australian-born ballet dancer Marc Brew was injured in a car crash, and confined to a wheelchair. He is now a choreographer and artistic director, […]
DanceTabs Review: Fusional Fragments
Marc Brew Company and Evelyn Glennie – Fusional Fragments – London By Bruce Marriott on September 4, 2012 Marc Brew Company and Evelyn Glennie Fusional Fragments London, Queen Elizabeth Hall 31 August 2012 www.marcbrew.com Unlimited Festival www.southbankcentre.co.uk Marc Brew opened Unlimited, the SouthBank Centre’s festival (part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad) celebrating deaf and […]
