Bare Bones The Decade
A celebration of ten years of outstanding performance
To coincide with Bare Bones’ 10 year anniversary the company presented Bare Bones The Decade in October 2011; a selection of iconic solos and duets from previous productions, by some of the UK’s most renowned choreographers – Hofesh Shechter, Carol Brown, Charlotte Vincent, Jasmin Vardimon and Luca Silvestrini.
"It's been a really amazing 10 years of working with fantastic performers and brilliant choreographers. This selection from our history really epitomizes the spirit of the company. I love each and every one of these great works" David Massingham, Bare Bones Artistic Director
Bare Bones The Decade
Untitled (2005) // Hofesh Shechter
Shechter explores ideas of love, life and death
Sabbat (2001) // Jasmin Vardimon
Two men tussle with their sense of self and the beautiful game
Straight Talking (2009) // Charlotte Vincent
One man's attempt to break free of convention to 'get beyond the beautiful dance', a manifesto against convention
Maybe (2003) // Carol Brown
A duet for a man and a woman swallowed by space
To The Bone (2005) // Luca Silvestrini
Ever felt trapped inside a relationship? This duet is a Bare Bones signature work
Performed by: Patsy Browne-Hope, Elisabetta D'Aloia, Suzanne Firth, Esteban Fourmi, Thomas Goodwin, Omar Gordan, Kip Johnson, David Lloyd
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