We’ve Got It Coming

Where do you stand? What do you stand for? Where do you draw the line? When do you speak up? Möbius Dance asked themselves questions of how to live, respond to, or survive in a political and social landscape that is marked by on-going gender and racial inequalities and neoliberalism. Some might say we live in a traumatizing society. Is this a time of great urgency or opportunity?


ARTISTIC TEAM

Concept and Direction: Susanne Thomas (Seven Sisters Group)

Co-creators and Performers: Tom Davis Dunn, Ana Fernández Melero, Stefania Pinato.

Lighting: Luke Haywood

Music: Sergueï Prokofiev, “No. 13 Dance of the Knights”, The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Mark Ermler; Antonio Vivaldi, Summer - The Four Seasons – Concerto for Violin and Strings In G Minor, Op. 8, No.2

Script containing edited versions and excerpts of: Kate Tempest, The Woman The Boy Became, in ‘Hold Your Own’; Meagan Day, Under Neoliberalism, You Can be Your Own Tyrannical Boos, in Jacobinmag.com, Network (1976 film), I’m As Mad As Hell speech, written by Paddy Chayefsky, directed by Sidney Lumet

Costume Advice: Sophie Jump

Script Advice: Richard Hurford

Dramaturgy Advice: Lucy Campbell, Deniz Johns


Funded by Arts Council England

Supported by Leeds Dance Partnership, Northern Ballet, Phoenix Dance Theatre, Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Leeds Beckett University, Moving Art Management, Yorkshire Dance, Barnsley Civic and Sadler’s Wells.


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