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EncoreEast
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Projects
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On the Nature of Daylight
On the Nature of Daylight
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Memories
Memories
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Pushing Boundaries
Pushing Boundaries
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and the things that remain…
and the things that remain…
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Home From Home
Home From Home
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Echos
Echos
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Wilding
Wilding
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Elizabeth!
Elizabeth!
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It’s My Time
It’s My Time
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Choreographic Explorations
Choreographic Explorations
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Focus
Focus
Click to watch video - Focus, a production created by Alethia Antonia, Edd Arnold (RMDC dancers) and EncoreEast. Inspired by Russell Maliphant’s production Silent Lines
The Making of Focus
The Making of Focus
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The Path
The Path
Click to watch video - A site-specific dance and documentary created by company member Stella Eldon in collaboration with Viking TV. Filmed at the Redoubt, Harwich, exploring the relationship between security and freedom
Spell Songs in The Green
Spell Songs in The Green
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Me, My Body and I
Me, My Body and I
Click to Watch Video - A reimagining of Dear Body. Created as part of Protein 21 Reimagine, a national programme of new work inspired by the company's repertory, celebrating Luca Silvestrini's Protein 21st anniversary
Wonderland
Wonderland
Click to Watch Video - A film created by company member Stella Eldon. The result of our exploration into what it means to dance together in a pandemic. What could have been a situation of compromise became a story of adventure and new discoveries.
Body Talk
Body Talk
Click to Watch Video - Our unique body language is made special by individual lived experiences. Choreographer Chris Owen recognised this quality in EncoreEast. Produced by Eleanor Mortimer, Body Talk was made just before the pandemic. It is a poignant reminder of the comfort of being close to each other.