Autumn Season 2015

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PAGE 27Panta Rei, Behind the Mirror (see p.25).

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WELCOME & DON’T MISS!

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Our Bournemouth venue, Pavilion Dance, is five years old this autumn (see page 28) and we are delighted to continue to present more professional dance performances in one venue than just about anywhere in England, outside London.

This season’s programme celebrates internationalism and cultural diversity, with work from or inspired by Scandinavia, India, Wales, Belgium, New Zealand, France, Bangladesh and Equatorial Guinea.

Illustrating the broad range of forms and styles that contemporary choreographers use, our season includes everything from Breaking to Bharatanatyam and beyond. We believe everybody will find something to connect with at Pavilion Dance South West this autumn.

We are particularly excited to welcome back Scottish Dance Theatre on 1st October (page 8) and to present two performances of Tavaziva’s Africarmen on 26th and 27th November (page 16), both internationally acclaimed companies.

It is also very rewarding to present companies whose work we have supported in development, such as Seeta Patel (page 9), Joli Vyann (page 15) and Second Hand Dance (page 22).

As ever, we work with partners to make new things possible and this autumn we are delighted to be presenting “Dance Along the South Coast” with the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton, The Point in Eastleigh and Lighthouse Poole (pages 5 and 36).

We are also co-presenting the National Dance Company Wales with Lighthouse Poole on 6th October (page 18). As the core creative partner of Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival and as the festival box office, we have added all our own events between 9th and 18th October to the festival calendar. Look out for the festival logo throughout the brochure.

WELCOME

DON’T MISS!DANCING TERRACESPavilion Dance Terrace, 7–9pm

FREE

HAKA DAY OUTPavilion Dance Terrace | FREE

FRI AUG 28

SAT AUG 22

FRI AUG 21

CEILIDH

1940s SOCIAL DANCE

SALSA

SAT AUG 292pm, 4.30pm & 7pm

Photo by Verity E Millian


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As a dance development organisation we are delighted to have brought together four venues of different scales in partnership to enable you to see more high-quality professional dance this autumn and to celebrate the range of fantastic dance that is within your reach in our area.

We invite you to see one of our dance shows at a venue of your choice and offer you a half price ticket to see another show at any of the other three venues.

By offering this opportunity regularly we want to encourage you to explore dance in different styles, spaces and scales.

Look out for the “Dance Along the South Coast” logo throughout the brochure and find out more about how to book on page 36.

We look forward to dancing along the south coast with you this autumn.

The PDSW team

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Africarmen by Tavaziva (page 16). Photo by DILLONROSE.COM


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DANCE CAN CHANGE LIVESDance is an art form as well as healthy exercise. It can enrich communities, improve public health and increase social skills and life satisfaction.

WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPENOur work here at Pavilion Dance South West is all about connecting as many people as possible with dance, by running more than 40 classes and workshops for all ages and abilities and by making the cultural landscape in the South West more exciting and diverse for you, our audiences.

FOCUS: DANCE FOR PARKINSON’S

One of our priorities is dance and health. We believe that dance can have a positive effect on everybody, but a particular focus is the unique contribution dance can make to the health and wellbeing of people over 65. We run regular classes for older people as well as for those with Parkinson’s, a condition that affects approximately one in every 500 people in the UK. Some common symptoms include difficulties with balance, co-ordination, posture and walking. Our Parkinson’s Dance class addresses these symptoms in a fun, stimulating and motivating environment.

We are pleased to announce that this autumn we will again be fundraising for our Parkinson’s Dance class with “Business come Dancing”. Last year the event was supported by some fantastic local businesses and we hope to see even more amazing performances this December. This year we will be working with Lewis Manning Hospice to support their great work. If you would like to know more about the event and how to support our work, please contact Joanne Howard on [email protected].

Dance can change lives. You can help secure its future.

Photo by Jennie Franklin

YOU CAN HELP SECURE THE FUTUREWe receive investment from Arts Council England and Bournemouth Borough Council to run our core activities, and we earn some income through hires and ticket sales. However, as a not-for-profit charity we subsidise every ticket and re-invest all income to fund new projects and support the development of choreographers and new dance performance. It is likely that public funding for the arts will decrease even more than it already has, so we need to secure a future for our work. You can help secure this future.

These classes are a lifeline in every way, simply because they turn everything negative into positive… Parkinson’s Dance participant


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FOR BUSINESSESWe feel that creative arts and creative businesses can profit from sharing knowledge and experience. The “PDSW Creative Hub” is an opportunity for businesses to support our work and join a creative community to share knowledge, build networks and incubate ideas. If you would like to know more please contact Joanne Howard at [email protected].

FOR INDIVIDUALSAs an individual, you have various options to support PDSW. The easiest way is to donate to us while you shop online with “Give as You Live” – it won’t cost you a penny. You could also donate directly, either to support our core work or to support Business Come Dancing 2015. Or you could get sponsored when you run your next marathon or climb your next mountain... Find more information on our website or contact Joanne Howard at [email protected].

If you are interested in exclusive insights about our artistic programme and the artists we work with, you can join “Discover, Play, Dream”, our artist support scheme. For more information contact Helga Brandt at [email protected].

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORTOur work would not be possible without our current funders and supporters.

Core Funders

Creative Hub Members

If you have any questions about our funding or how you can support our work, please visit www.pdsw.org.uk/support-us, call us on 01202 203637 or email us.

Helga Brandt Head of Marketing and Development

[email protected]

Joanne Howard Fundraising Coordinator

[email protected]

Pavilion Dance South West is a registered charity (no. 1111641). Photo by Pavilion Dance South West


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SCOTTISH DANCE THEATRE PRESENTS

WINTER,AGAIN & DREAMERS DANCE DOUBLE BILL BY JO STRØMGREN AND ANTON LACHKY

RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 12+

Lachky’s choreography is like a pencil flying across the page, producing quick-witted movements that captivate... The Scotsman

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The Scotsman

Scottish Dance Theatre presents two contrasting and bold works by internationally acclaimed choreographers Jo Strømgren and Anton Lachky.

Norwegian Jo Strømgren tells the story of a community struggling to hide their dark misdemeanours under winter’s snowy blanket. Punctuated with the devastatingly fragile songs of Schubert’s Eine Winterreise, Scottish Dance Theatre take you on a journey through the cycle of the coldest, darkest season.

Dreamers are people who dare to dream while not being asleep. Anton Lachky takes pleasure in making sense from nonsense and exploring links between reality and surrealism. His work highlights the beauty and power of the moving body and intertwines it with his quirky and humorous style.

For more information

see page 36.

THU OCT 01

7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£10/£8/£6 (details p. 36)

Photo by Brian Hartley

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CT An emotional journey from darkly comic and surreal to sensual and beautiful dance theatre of the highest quality

Photo by Stephen Berkeley White

SOMETHING THEN, SOMETHING NOW

BY SEETA PATEL

Something Then, Something Now tells the story of a mortal contemplating the physical and spiritual union with a god. It reflects our own attempts to emotionally connect with

others, and the spiritual union to which it ultimately relates.

Born and raised in the UK, Seeta Patel has been championing the Indian classical dance

style of Bharatanatyam for many years. She has presented work at Southbank Centre and Sadler’s Wells and was one of the mentors for

the BBC’s Young Dancer 2015 finals.

Book together with

Devdas (p. 26) for £15

THU OCT 087.30pm


SPECIAL EVENT: SALONJoin Seeta Patel in a chaired discussion around the theme of "Classicism", which her work and practice is exploring. A great opportunity to meet the artist, and discuss her work in depth.

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(details p. 36)

WED OCT 07

5pm - 7pm

Venue: Green Room, Pavilion Dance

South West

Free, but booking in advance essential due

to limited capacity

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Expressive and emotional classical Indian dance and live music presented

in a fresh and contemporary style

R.I.O.T.BY PANICLABRECOMMENDED FOR AGES 12+

In a world of blockbuster adaptations and endless reboots, four performers dream of being awesome. Playing superheroes, they are caught in a series of conflicts that are both personal and political. The ultimate battle between good and evil becomes a struggle for identity and representation, in a story they didn’t choose.

Photo by Manuel Vason

THU OCT 15

7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£10/£8/£6

(details p. 36)

Commissioned by Dance City, in association with Cambridge Junction, MDI, Unity Theatre. Made at The Place.

This performance is “relaxed”. This means you’re welcome to make noise during the show. This adds a whole new dimension, which is why we like to call it “Extra Live”. The show contains loud noises and bright lights as well as some strong language and staged violence.

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Ant Man (p. 26) for £15(details p. 36)

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CT A comic book coming to life in an action-packed physical theatre experience

Tea: how do you take yours? Milk, no sugar. Milk in first. No milk at all? Builders, Earl Grey... Herbal?

What’s behind our choices? What defines our identity? Do we really fall into “social tribes” and if so, how far

up the social ladder is our tribe? Can we climb higher?

Inspired by the tapestries of Grayson Perry, Taste is a delicious romp of a show with humour, irreverence and

playfulness at its heart. Blending dance with writing from Murray

Lachlan Young (BBC Radio 2 & 4), Taste explores what

defines our identity and ponders the intricacies

behind our choices.

Photo by Steve Tanner

TASTEBY CSCAPE DANCE COMPANY

THU OCT 227.30pm


Taste is being brought to you by Pavilion Dance South West’s

Strategic Touring Funded Project, “Shift and Share”.

Shift and Share has been designed in collaboration with

partner venues in the region committed to bringing dance

to more audiences in the South West and is being supported by

Arts Council England.

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A funny, irreverent and playful exploration of taste, identity and

social status. Contains dance

5|0TRIPLE BILL BY JOSS ARNOTT DANCE

THU OCT 29

7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£10/£8/£6

(details p. 36)

Image designed by Tom Pitts – Original photos: Jim Callaghan (Dame Evelyn Glennie), Brian Slater (Joss Arnott Dance)

www.jossarnottdance.com

@jossarnottdance

In a new triple bill, Joss Arnott Dance demonstrates the energy, athleticism and breathtaking choreography that has made the company one of the most exciting voices in British contemporary dance.

Joss Arnott Dance has joined forces with GRAMMY award-winning and 2015 Polar Music Prize laureate Dame Evelyn Glennie, who has collaborated with the company’s composer James Keane, to create the thundering score she will perform live onstage for the climax of the triple bill in a joyous birthday celebration marking the company’s 5th and Dame Evelyn’s 50th.

Dramatic, fierce and totally rock and roll. Audience Member, 2011

5|0 is a co-commission between Blackpool Grand, DanceEast, Swindon Dance, Pavilion Dance South West, South East Dance, CAST and developed with Dance City. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England and PRS for Music Foundation.

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Book together with Touch

the Sound (p. 26) for £15(details p. 36)

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CT A high-octane, adrenaline-fuelled evening of dance and live music with Dame Evelyn Glennie

With the Rugby World Cup having just reached its climax, Kapa Haka Tale offers you a New Zealand experience like never before!

Immerse yourself in the wonders of the Māori culture in this enchanting theatre

production based on the legend Hinemoa and Tutanikai, one of New Zealand’s finest folk stories. Witness a native New Zealand

village, tribal weaponry, digital New Zealand creatures, dancing, song and the haka.

KAPA HAKA TALEBY COREY BAKER DANCE

Photo by Time Unlimited Tours

THU NOV 057.30pm


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Be transported to a magical world by a fusion of Maori performance and art,

contemporary dance and digital puppetry

THU NOV 12

7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£10/£8/£6

(details p. 36)

BEAUTY OF THE BEASTBY COMPANY CHAMELEON

Beauty Of The Beast uncovers the many faces of man — strength, camaraderie, vulnerability and hostility; and what happens when affiliation becomes identity.

With an all-male cast, Beauty Of The Beast showcases the company’s highly physical style, combining dance, theatre and music to hold up a mirror to our times.

Photo by Brian Slater

Commissioned by The Lowry, DanceXchange and Live at LICA

Beauty of the Beast … is a bit like an animated lads magazine, albeit one

where the boys get in touch with their feminine side …

The energy is huge and the performances flawless.

It is slick … and I am sure that they are all pussycats really.

I hope. Go see. Critical Dance

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CT A highly physical, funny and subversive look at male group dynamics, performed by an all-male cast

Photo by Gigi Giannella

Stateless will take you on a physical and emotional journey into the lives and fates of people crossing borders, exploring ideas of immigration, journeys, humanity and tolerance.

Joli Vyann interviewed real people with real stories to tell, and these can be heard in the original soundtrack. With insightful sensitivity the company discover moments of sadness, courage, friendship and wit, combined with breathtaking choreography by French dance circus choreographer Florence Caillon.

Produced by Turtle Key Arts.

The risk factor is high, and the story is told to emotionally

charged effect. Exeunt Magazine

STATELESSBY JOLI VYANN

THU NOV 197.30pm


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or The Walk (p. 27) for £15(details p. 36)


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An emotional journey into the stories of people crossing borders, told through a

seamless blend of circus, dance and theatre

Photo by DILLONROSE.COM

AFRICARMENBY TAVAZIVA 7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£10/£8/£6

(details p. 36)

26/27 THU FRI NOV

Tavaziva’s Africarmen is a sumptuous and evocative dance production loosely based on Georges Bizet’s popular opera Carmen.

Ballet, contemporary and African dance combine in a powerful story, played out through the entanglement of desire, deceit and corruption in a township of oil-laden Equatorial Guinea, where lingering ancestral voices are at work amongst the dreams of a better life.

A contemporary African masterpiece – amazing, sublime,

truly inspirational. Audience member


For more information see page 36.

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Book together with U-Carmen

eKhayelitsha (p. 27) for £15(details p. 36)

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CT Carmen re-imagined in a powerful synthesis of ballet, contemporary and African dance

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Pioneered by Battersea Arts Centre, “Scratching” is presenting new performance in development to an audience to receive feedback.

We’ve invited a selection of dance companies we are supporting to present their work in progress.

Afterwards the audience and performers discuss, feed back and reflect on the work presented.

HATCH & SCRATCH

THU DEC 037.30pm

Tickets: £6

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CO-PRESENTED BY LIGHTHOUSE POOLE AND PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST

NATIONAL DANCE COMPANY WALES

TUE OCT 06

7.45pm

Venue: Lighthouse, Poole

Tickets: £16 (discounts available)

National Dance Company Wales’ autumn tour brings together three unique pieces of dance created by

the very best European choreographers.

The world premiere of Jeroen Verbruggen’s A Mighty Wind will be joined

by Johan Inger’s delightful Walking Mad, a colourful and

theatrical dance journey, and Alexander Ekman’s Tuplet, a witty and high

octane exploration of the simple notion of rhythm.

Box Office 0844 406 8666 Book Online www.lighthousepoole.co.uk


For more information

see page 36.


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CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS

BOURNEMOUTH ARTS BY THE SEA

FESTIVAL 2015

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Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival offers an extraordinary visitor experience, presenting the arts to a wide audience through free events and unique performances in unusual places and spaces across Bournemouth.

The events listed below are being presented at Pavilion Dance. For a full listing visit the festival website, www.artsbournemouth.org.uk.

To celebrate that Pavilion Dance South West is once again supporting Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival as core creative partner and as the festival box office we have added all our own events between 9th and 18th October to the festival calendar. Look out for the Arts Bournemouth Festival logo on pages 10, 23 and 26.

CLOD ENSEMBLE PRESENTS

THE RED CHAIRLOST DOG DANCE PRESENTS

PARADISE LOST (LIES UNOPENED BESIDE ME)

Performed in luscious Scottish dialect, Sarah Cameron’s virtuosic solo performance is a feast for the imagination and a delicious treat for lovers of language. It’s served with tasty nibbles and a dram of whisky to oil the way.

“One of the 10 best things to see at the Edinburgh Fringe 2015.” Radio Times

Here is a re-telling of the story of the beginning of everything inspired by Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost, only with fewer words, more dance and never before seen levels of divine incompetence.

“A triumphant gallop through the story of creation.”

The Guardian

FRI OCT16 SAT

OCT177.30pm 7.30pm

Photo: Sarah Cameron © Manuel Vason Photo: Ben Duke © Zoe Manders


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Scottish Dance Theatre's Winter, Again (p.8). Photo by Brian Hartley


SUITABLE FOR AGES 4+

GRASSBY SECOND HAND DANCE

IN ASSOCIATION WITH UNICORN THEATRE

SUN SEP 20

11.30am & 3pm

Tickets: £6 (under 2s free)

Look down. What are you standing on?

Featuring worms, slugs, snails, spontaneous outbreaks of ant dancing and plenty of obscure

insect-related facts, Grass uses performance, puppetry and projection to inspire children

to look closely at the world around them and play!

My 4-year-old and I loved the ant dancing, we couldn’t stop our feet tapping! Audience member

www.grasstheshow.com

Photo by Vaughan Williams

CREEPY CRAWLIESFAMILY CREATIVE DANCE WORKSHOP

SUN SEP 20

1pm –1.45pm

Free to Grass ticket holders, but please

book in advance.

Join Second Hand Dance for a fun workshop exploring creepy-crawlies and learn some moves from the show!


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SUN OCT 1811.30am & 3pm



THE DOODLE DANCE SHOW

BY ANNA WILLIAMS AND TOM RODEN

Can you dance a scribble, or draw a sneeze?

The Doodle Dance Show is back after a sell-out first tour with a magical journey of friendship and adventure. Grab a pen and kick off your shoes for this playful, interactive story-show that will get the whole family drawing and moving, doodling and imagining.

Together we will create a world populated by crazy birds, dancing pirates, strange underwater creatures and maybe more… We guarantee this is the most fun you can have with your family and a giant piece of paper!

#thedoodledanceshow

@Greenwich Dance

@TheTomRoden

www.thedoodledanceshow.com

The Doodle Dance Show is commissioned and produced by Greenwich Dance, co-commissioned by DanceEast and South East Dance and supported by Arts Council England and Cambridge Junction. Art material sponsorship by Cass Art.

Photo by Chris Nash


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A fun, playful, interactive show that will get the whole family drawing, dancing,

doodling and story-telling together

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Sat 3pm, Sun 11.30am & 3pm


07/08 SAT SUN NOV

AKRAM KHAN COMPANY AND MOKO DANCE PRESENT

CHOTTO DESHSUITABLE FOR AGES 7+

Akram Khan’s Desh was an instant hit with audiences and critics alike when it was first presented in 2011. Now, Akram Khan Company and director Sue Buckmaster of Theatre-Rites have adapted Khan’s much-loved production specifically for children aged 7+ and their families.

Chotto Desh, meaning “small homeland”, draws on Khan’s unique quality of cross-cultural storytelling, creating a compelling tale of a young man’s dreams and memories from Britain to Bangladesh.

Khan became a household name after choreographing a prominent section of Danny Boyle’s Isles of Wonder London 2012 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. Chotto Desh will be a magical, thrilling dance theatre experience for families to enjoy together.

Chotto Desh is co-commissioned by MOKO Dance, Akram Khan Company, Sadler’s Wells, DanceEast, Théâtre de la Ville Paris, Biennale de la danse de Lyon 2016, Mercat de les Flors Barcelona and Stratford Circus Arts Centre. Produced by AKCT.

Supported by Arts Council England, MOKO Dance is a national dance partnership that includes Pavilion Dance South West and is dedicated to opening the eyes of children and their families to the power of dance.

Photo by Richard Haughton

www.mokodance.com

www.facebook.com/MOKOdance

www.twitter.com/MOKOdance

#ChottoDesh

MOKO CREATIVE DANCE WORKSHOP

SUN NOV 08

1pm

Suitable for 7–11 years

Free to Chotto Desh ticket holders but

please book in advance.

This creative dance workshop explores themes from the show and is perfect for children who have lots of energy and enthusiasm.

Participants should wear comfortable clothing that they can move freely in.


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Two dancers enter a surreal world of large chessboard

pieces, tiny tea sets, bottles containing magic potions and

hundreds of jam tarts.

Accompany Alice and her companion on their journey Behind the Mirror,

involving unexpected puzzles, questions, lifts and random meetings.

Funded by Norsk Scenekunstbruk

(Nowegian Arts Hub) and Norsk Kulturfond (Arts Council Norway).

www.pantareidanseteater.com

Photo by Lasse Th. Fadum

SUN NOV 293pm



BEHIND THE MIRROR

BY PANTA REI DANCE THEATRE, NORWAY


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A fast-paced, quirky and beautiful adventure inspired by Alice in Wonderland

for children and young-at-heart adults

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MON 12 OCT

MON 02 NOV

Look out for the Film & Performance Deal logo throughout the brochure.

MON 05 OCT

September – December

6.45pm (apart from family films)

Tickets: £6

PDSW CINEMAtwitter.com/PDSW_org #FilmsByTheSea

This season we are re-launching our film programme with cutting-edge contemporary cinema that demonstrates bold artistic vision, challenging ideas and a strong visual narrative. We are also linking more closely to our live performance programme, and you can book selected films and performances together for only £15 (save £3).

AMY (2015) Dir.: Asif KapadiaAcclaimed film maker Asif Kapadia unlocks a treasure-trove of unseen archive footage to examine the extraordinary talent and tragic demise of Amy Winehouse.

DEVDAS (2002) Dir.: Sanjay Leela BhansaliA sensual feast of costumes, songs and choreography, this Bollywood classic will sweep you off your feet.

Hindi / Bengali with English subtitlesBook together with Something Then, Something Now (p. 9) for £15

ANT MAN (2015) Dir.: Peyton ReedThe latest Marvel Comic’s blockbuster features an enjoyably self-deprecating super hero who has astonishing ability to shrink in scale but increase in strength.

Book together with R.I.O.T. (p. 10) for £15

TOUCH THE SOUND: A SOUND JOURNEY WITH EVELYN GLENNIE (2004) Dir.: Thomas RiedelsheimerAn inspiring documentary exploring the connections between sound, rhythm, time, and the body by following percussionist Evelyn Glennie, who is profoundly deaf.Book together with 5 | 0 (p. 12) for £15

SONG OF THE SEA (2014) Dir.: Tomm MooreRunning Time: 93mins

Ben, a young Irish boy, and his little sister Saoirse, a girl who can turn into a seal, go on an adventure to free the faeries and save the spirit world.

INSIDE OUT (2015) Dirs: Pete Docter Ronaldo Del CarmenRunning Time: 94mins

The latest animated masterpiece from the creators of Wall.e and Up: When young Riley is uprooted from her Midwest life, her emotions conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house, and school.

25 OCT

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PDSW CINEMA FOR FAMILIES

SUNDAYS11.30am & 3pm


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LONDON ROAD (2015)Dir.: Rufus NorrisGround-breaking musical about the events of 2006, when the quiet rural town of Ipswich was shattered by the discovery of the bodies of five women. Verbatim interviews are turned into extraordinary choral arrangements for an extraordinary cast including Olivia Colman.Book together with Stateless (p. 15) for £15

THE WALK (2015)Dir.: Robert ZemeckisRobert Zemeckis reaches new heights with this dizzying recreation of tightrope walker Philip Petit’s attempt to walk across the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in 1974. Book together with Stateless (p. 15) for £15

U-CARMEN EKHAYELITSHA (2005) Dir.: Mark Dornford-MayA breathtaking version of Georges Bizet’s Carmen, set in a modern-day South African township and sung entirely in Xhosa.Book together with Africarmen (p. 16) for £15

MATCH (2014)Dir.: Stephen BelberPatrick Steward stars as aging Juilliard dance professor Tobi Powell, whose colourful past comes back to haunt him.Match is a story about responsibility, artistic commitment... and love.

MON 16 NOV

MON 23 NOV

GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) Dirs: Victor Fleming, George Cukor, Sam Wood

Epic Civil War drama about petulant southern belle Scarlett O’Hara (Vivien Leigh) and her tangled love affairs with Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard) and Rhett Butler (Clark Gable). Oh, and possibly the most famous film ever made!

BLOOD WEDDING (1981) Dir.: Carlos Saura

The first of Carlos Saura’s 1980 flamenco trilogy shows a dance company rehearsing for a flamenco interpretation of Federico Garcia Lorca’s eponymous play.

Preceded by a dance short film and introduced by Jane White, Head of Dance at AUB.

THREE COLOURS: BLUE (1993) Dir.: Krzysztof Kieślowski

Julie (Juliette Binoche) struggles to come to terms with the death of her husband and child, but eventually meets someone who could draw her back to reality.

ROMEO AND JULIET (1968) Dir.: Franco Zeffirelli

Award-winning film adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic, with Romeo (Leonard Whiting) and Juliet (Olivia Hussey) being played by teenagers.

We are delighted to yet again be one of the Bournemouth venues for Purbeck Film Festival, which is presenting four films with us this year.

MON 19 OCT

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MON 26 OCT

FRI 30 OCT

MON 30 NOV

Blood Wedding

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WE’RE 5 THIS YEAR!

ANNIVERSARY OPEN DOORS DAY

SAT SEP 05

11am – 4pm

FREE

Our venue, Pavilion Dance, is five years old this September. Since its opening in 2010,

we have delivered more than 8000 dance classes, showed nearly 500 live

performances, and supported more than 60 artists and companies to create work in our studios. And that’s only part of what we do!

We think this is a reason to celebrate with you by opening our doors on Saturday 5 September

for a range of free taster classes, workshops and visual art!

We also think it is the perfect time to launch our autumn season, so do come along and hear from our Artistic Director what exciting

live dance performances, films and events we have in store for you this autumn.

Our birthday present to you!A half-price ticket to any of our live dance performances

in the autumn if booked together with a class between 7 and 19 September.

For more information on the ticket deal and events on the day please give us a ring on 01202 203630 or pick up a leaflet at reception.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS*

11am Mini African with Natasha Z Player (Under 5s)

Ballet Basic with Natasha Tobin

12 noon Youth Street Class with Anthony Biela

Latin Fusion with Lawrence James

1pm Season launch

2pm Capoeira with Robert Keit

Parkinson’s Dance with Aimee Smith & Sophie Hulbert

“Moving Figure” dance drawing workshop with Maggie Farmer

3pm 1940s Social Dance with Ruby Adams

*Subject to change. Please check on the day or call the Box Office on 01202 203630 Photo by Justin Smith


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CAREERS FAIR

FOR AGES 16+ (ID REQUIRED)

SILENT DISCOBY SILENTARENA

TUE SEP 229.30am – 2pm

FREE

Considering a creative career in dance? Why not come along to our

Creative Careers Fair?

We’ve gathered together a host of leading experts from a variety of

universities, vocational institutions and professional organisations.

Listen to talks, take part in workshops, and ask questions about

what it’s really like to work in these fields. Students, teachers and

parents all welcome to attend.

Experience the decidedly weird sensation of being with a whole host of people dancing wildly, apparently to nothing at all – unless, that is, you’re wearing headphones, in which case there are two DJs to choose from and a host of big tunes.

Please note that this is an outdoor event.

SAT SEP 26

10.30pm

Venue: Pavilion Dance terrace

Tickets: £6 in advance £8 on the day

Photo (c) SilentArena


TAKE PART

This year’s event for older dancers will be led by Betsy Field, a member of Sadler’s Wells’ “Company of Elders”, and Rosalind Conlon, dance artist and producer. In the morning you will enjoy a class warm up, followed by lunch, and an afternoon workshop with Betsy and Ros. It will be an enjoyable day of dance in a friendly atmosphere. Explore your own movement style and creativity with other older dancers from the area.

How can we offer children and young people in the

SW the best possible dance experiences?

The Coinvestment Day brings case studies, keynote speakers, dancers and teachers together

in one room, sharing ideas, identifying needs and finding

ways to overcome challenges.

This is a free event, but capacity is limited, so please

secure your space by emailing [email protected].

Big Dance, choreographed by Tamsin Bone 2014. Photo by Kevin Clifford.

DANCE IN TIMEUN INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS

THU OCT 01

10.30am – 4pm

£15 including lunch

There is limited capacity so please

book early.

COINVESTMENT DAYTUE OCT 0611am – 4pm

FREE

Photo by Justin Smith


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SUN DEC136pm

Tickets: £6

Bring 2015 to a close with a celebration of dance from PDSW classes (see page 32), companies

and visiting artists.

FOR AGES 5 TO 14

DANCE TALESHALF TERM FUN

TUE OCT 279.30am – 5.30pm

Tickets: £15

Dance, draw, sing and explore your favourite stories! This October half term Pavilion Dance South West is offering a day of dance where you

become the story makers.

You will be taught in the fields of street dance and singing, and will also have the opportunity to work

with a visual artist. There will be groups for those aged 5 to 8 years,

9 to 11, and 12 to 14.


TAKE PART

PARKOUR JUNIOR 10.45am

PARKOUR BASIC 12.00 – 1.30pm

PARKOUR INTERMEDIATE 1.45 – 3.15pm

MINI STREET 10.30 – 11.15am

STREET DANCE 5.15pm

FIT4STREET 6.15pm

AFRICAN DANCE 6.00pm

DANCE THE MUSICALS 7.15pm

CONTEMPORARY INTERMEDIATE 7.15pm

1940s SOCIAL DANCE BASIC & BASIC PLUS 8.30pm

BALLET INTERMEDIATE 8.30pm

MINI AFRICAN MOVERS 10.30 – 11.15am

BREAKDANCE 5.00pm

DANCE CLUB FIT 6.00pm

BALLROOM BASIC 6.00pm

PILATES 7.15pm

BALLET BASIC 7.15pm

BEGINNER ASHTANGA YOGA 8.30pm

LATIN FUSION 8.30pm

MINI MOVERS 10.30 – 11.15am

OLDER AND PERFECT (OAP) 11.30am

TAP INTERMEDIATE 12.45pm

PARKINSON’S DANCE 3.15 – 4.45pm

BODY CONDITIONING 6.00pm

BALLET BASIC PLUS 6.00pm

CONTEMPORARY ADVANCED 7.15pm

CONTEMPORARY BASIC 7.15pm

BURLESQUE 8.30pm

JAZZ 8.30pm

CLASSESMON 7 SEPTEMBER - SAT 12 DECEMBER

We have two spacious studios and over 40 weekly classes for all ages and abilities. Ask for a classes leaflet, visit our website for full details or email our Learning and Participation Manager Hannah Ley at [email protected] for more information.

STREET DANCE 5.00pm

SALSA FIT 6.00pm

PDSW’S YOUTH COMPANY CLASS 6.00pm

TAP BASIC/BASIC PLUS 7.15pm

CAPOEIRA 7.15pm

TAP ADVANCED 8.30pm

STREET DANCE ALL STYLES 8.30pm

ASHTANGA YOGA 6.00 pm

BELLYDANCE 6.00pm

BOLLYWOOD AND BHANGRA 7.15pm

IRISH DANCE BASIC 7.15pm

1940s SOCIAL DANCE 8.30pm

INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED

IRISH DANCE INTERMEDIATE 8.30pm

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COEVO22 SEP – 8 DECTUE, 7.30PM – 9.30PM£75 per termBy audition only. For dancers aged 20+

2BU22 SEP – 8 DECTUE, 5.30PM–7.30PM£75 per termBy audition only. Next audition: Mon, 7 Sep, 6pm

For dancers aged 11-19

PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST COMPANIES

For more information on our companies visit our website or email [email protected] (Coevo) or [email protected] (2BU).

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PDSW HIRESThe following events are being presented at Pavilion Dance by organisations hiring our spaces. Book tickets and find out more via www.pdsw.org.uk. Please note that the prices advertised on page 36 are not valid for these performances. If you would like to hire our spaces, please contact Louise Moody on [email protected] or call 01202 203632.

Candlelight Productions presents

ANDRÉ RIEU’S MAGIC OF THE MUSICALS

Deja Vu Entertainment presents

BREAKOUT BOY MEETS GIRL SOUTH COAST

Bournemouth Youth Theatre

DAWN TO DUSK

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SEP 19

SUN NOV22

3pm

£12

7pm

£11

7.30pm

Early Bird until 10th October £12.50

afterwards £15

DANCE PARTIESLET US HELP YOU CELEBRATE!

Looking for a fun idea

for a party? Then look

no further than our

dance party packages!

From £8 (children) /

£15 (adults) per head

CALL US

OR EMAIL

01202 203630 [email protected]


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CREATIVE COMMUNITY

ELSEWHERE IN BOURNEMOUTH & POOLEOther professional dance performances in Bournemouth and Poole this autumn that might be of interest to you:

LIGHTHOUSE POOLElighthousepoole.co.uk or 0844 406 8666

BIC & PAVILION THEATREbhlivetickets.co.uk or 0844 576 3000

Co-presented by Lighthouse Poole and Pavilion Dance South West

NATIONAL DANCE COMPANY WALES(see page 18) Tue Oct 6, 7.45pm

£16. Discounts: Students, U18s, Seniors, Groups

CONCEAL | REVEALby Russell Maliphant CompanyFri Nov 20, 7.45pm

£16. Discounts: Students, U18s, Seniors, Groups

Russell Maliphant’s company of exceptional dancers presents both new and classic work, including the iconic Broken Fall with music by Barry Adamson. It will be performed alongside new creations such as a quintet and a solo for former Royal Ballet dancer Dana Fouras.

THE NUTCRACKERBournemouth Pavilion Theatre 17 Nov 2015, 7.30pm

This delightful production of the much-loved Nutcracker captures the imagination with the passion, humour and magic of the ballet. The perfect Christmas treat for one and all.

DIVERSITYBIC Windsor Hall20 Nov 2015, 7.30pm

Five sell out UK tours later with 250,000 tickets sold and countless accomplishments; Diversity have announced their most up close and personal tour yet.

Western Association of Ballet Schools Present

RUBYBournemouth Pavilion29 Nov 2015, 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Over 200 children from eight affiliated local dance schools will showcase an exciting mix of dance genres including ballet, tap and contemporary.

CINDERELLA ON ICEBournemouth Pavilion Theatre14 - 17 Jan 2016, 2.30pm & 7.30pm

The internationally acclaimed Russian Ice Stars deliver a dazzling interpretation of this enchanting story loved by all ages – guaranteed to be a treat for the whole family.


For more information see page 36.

Photo by Johan Persson.


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Address: Pavilion Dance, Overlooking Lower Gardens, Westover Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2BU

By train: 20 mins walk from Bournemouth Station.

By bus: Close to major bus routes. Main bus stops on Westover Road and Gervis Place.

You can now apply for your Yellow Buses Glo Card here - just ask at reception!

By Car: Parking is available nearby at several car parks. Town centre parking can be very limited during busy times, so please plan accordingly. We recommend Central Car Park, Hinton Road; it’s not so busy and a short walk away.

HOW TO FIND US

AUTUMN SEASON VENUES:Pavilion Dance: Westover Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2BU (overlooking Lower Gardens)

Pavilion Dance terrace: West Terrace facing Lower Gardens

DANCE ALONG THE SOUTH COAST VENUES:Lighthouse Poole: 21 Kingland Rd, Poole, Dorset BH15 1UG

The Point: Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Southampton Hampshire,SO50 9DE

Mayflower Theatre: Commercial Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 1GE

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PRICES FOR PAVILION DANCE SOUTH WEST PERFORMANCES:Performance programme (pages 8 to 16)£12 (full) | £10 (concessions) £8 (groups 10+) | £6 (under 26s)

Family performances£6 (under 2s free)

Class Plus Performance Deal Book any class between 7 and 19 September and get one of our autumn dance performances for half price!

Film Plus Performance Deal Book a film and connected live performance together for £15 and save £3! Selected films and performances only; see pages 26 & 27

DANCE ALONG THE SOUTH COAST:Book a main show and get a half price ticket to another dance show from one of the other three venues.

1. Choose the main show you would like to see

2. Call the box office where the main show is taking place

3. Book your main show and your half price show together

Venue Choose a main show Choose a half price show Contact main show venue

Pavilion Dance Bournemouth

Winter, Again & DreamersScottish Dance TheatreThu 1 Oct£12.00

Africarmen TavazivaThu 26 – Fri 27 NovHALF PRICE £6.00

01202 203630pdsw.org.uk

The Point Eastleigh

Conceal | RevealRussell Maliphant CompanyThu 15 – Fri 16 Oct£14.00

Dreaming in Code2Faced Dance CompanyWed 4 NovHALF PRICE £7.00

023 8065 2333thepointeastleigh.co.uk

Mayflower TheatreSouthampton

Romeo & JulietEnglish National BalletWed 28 – Sat 31 Oct£10.75 - £48.50

Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Dance ConsortiumFri 9 – Sat 10 OctHALF PRICE £16.00

02380 711811mayflower.org.uk

Lighthouse Poole

Conceal | RevealRussell Maliphant CompanyFri 20 Nov£16.00

National Dance Company WalesCo-presented with PDSWTue 6 OctHALF PRICE £8.00

0844 406 8666lighthousepoole.co.uk

Online: pdsw.org.uk

Telephone: 01202 203630

Box office hours: Mon—Sat 10am—5pm (outside term), 10am—9pm (during term). Check page 32 for class times.

In person: Visit us and book your tickets at reception.

Credit / debit cards: There is a 50p transaction fee.

Concessions: Over 60s and registered disabled.

Access: We welcome visitors with disabilities to all our productions and events. Please be aware that there are a number of steps leading to the Pavilion Dance main entrance.

We have a lift and accessible facilities, including backstage. Level access is via the seafront entrance of the Lower Gardens. The tiered seating in our theatre is quite steep, so if you have access issues please call us so that we can discuss your requirements or book wheelchair seating.

Companions: For audience members who are unable to attend a performance unless accompanied, a seat is available for a companion free of charge for performances presented by Pavilion Dance. Please ask when booking.

Hard of hearing: We have a hearing loop system. Please ask when booking.

Seating and sight lines: The sight lines everywhere in the Pavilion Dance Ocean Room are excellent and there are no seats with restricted view.

HOW TO BOOK

Booking terms and conditions apply, check when booking. Discount offer subject to availability; discount cannot be applied retrospectively. One full price ticket entitles you to one half price ticket at another venue.

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Pavilion Dance South West is a registered Arts Award Centre, delivering all five levels of the award to enable children and young people to enjoy, participate and follow careers into the arts.

Dancing Terraces, Salsa Fri 21 7-9pm Pavilion Dance Terrace 4

Dancing Terraces, 1940s Social Dance Sat 22 7-9pm Pavilion Dance Terrace 4

Dancing Terraces, Ceilidh Fri 28 7-9pm Pavilion Dance Terrace 4

Haka Day Out Sat 29 2pm, 4.30pm, 7pm Pavilion Dance Terrace 4

Anniversary Open Doors Day Sat 5 11am-4pm Pavilion Dance 28

Andre Rieu's “Magic of the Musicals” Sat 12 3pm Pavilion Dance 33

Breakout Boy Meets Girl South Coast Sat 19 7pm Pavilion Dance 33

Grass Sun 20 11.30am & 3pm Pavilion Dance 22

Creepy Crawlies Workshop Sun 20 1pm Pavilion Dance 22

Careers Fair Tue 22 9.30am-2pm Pavilion Dance 29

Silent Disco Sat 26 10.30pm Pavilion Dance Terrace 29

Amy (2015) Cert 15 Mon 28 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 26

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Live Performance Family Performance On ScreenTake Part

Dance in Time Thu 1 10.30am-4pm Pavilion Dance 30

Winter, Again & Dreamers Thu 1 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 8

Devdas (2002) Cert PG Mon 5 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 26

Coinvestment Day Tue 6 11am-4pm Pavilion Dance 30

National Dance Company Wales Tue 6 7.45pm Lighthouse, Poole 18

Special Event: Salon Wed 7 5-7pm Pavilion Dance 9

Something Then, Something Now Thu 8 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 9

Ant Man (2015) Cert 12A Mon 12 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 26

R.I.O.T. Thu 15 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 10

The Red Chair Fri 16 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 19

Paradise Lost (lies unopened beside me) Sat 17 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 19

The Doodle Dance Show Sun 18 11.30am & 3pm Pavilion Dance 23

Gone With the Wind (1939) Cert PG Mon 19 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Taste Thu 22 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 11

Blood Wedding (1981) Cert U Fri 23 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Song Of The Sea (2014) Cert PG Sun 25 11.30am & 3pm Pavilion Dance 26

Three Colours: Blue (1993) Cert 15 Mon 26 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Dance Tales Tue 27 9.30am-5.30pm Pavilion Dance 31

5/0 Thu 29 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 12

Romeo & Juliet (1968) Cert PG Fri 30 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

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Touch the Sound (2004) Cert U Mon 2 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 26

Kapa Haka Tale Thu 5 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 13

Chotto Desh (Small Homeland) Sat 7-Sun 8 Sat 3pm Sun 11.30am & 3pm Pavilion Dance 24

MOKO Creative Dance Workshop Sun 8 1pm Pavilion Dance 24

Beauty of the Beast Thu 12 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 14

Inside Out (2015) Cert U Sun 15 11.30am & 3pm Pavilion Dance 26

London Road (2015) Cert 15 Mon 16 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Stateless Thu 19 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 15

Dawn to Dusk Sun 22 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 33

The Walk (2015) Cert TBC Mon 23 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Africarmen Thu 26-Fri 27 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 16

Behind The Mirror Sun 29 3pm Pavilion Dance 25

U-Carmen eKhayelitsha (2005) Cert 12A Mon 30 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Hatch & Scratch Thu 3 7.30pm Pavilion Dance 17

Match (2014) Cert 15 Mon 7 6.45pm Pavilion Dance 27

Pavilion Dance Cabaret Sun 13 6pm Pavilion Dance 31

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