Elliot Smith Dance: Life & Works

Thu 16 Jun | 7.30pm | Pay What You Decide

Eliot Smith Dance “the enterprising company” (The Guardian) returns to Bradford with four diverse contemporary dance works that are filled with physical movement, passion, and excitement!

The key piece, LIFE, created by Eliot Smith, features five cutting-edge dancers, original music by award-winning composer Adam Johnson, and stunning visual effects by renowned figurative artist Bernadette Koranteng. LIFE highlights the climate change crisis through powerful choreography, encouraging awareness and action.

This ground-breaking performance includes other works by the award-winning choreographers Martin Hylton, and Balbir Singh, including the emerging choreographer, Yamit Salazar. Expect an evening of unforgettable contemporary dance experience that inspires. ESD is not to be missed!

Image ESD Dancer Yamit Salazar | Photographer Darren Irwin

Running time: 1hr 45min (including interval)

Thu 16 Jun | 7.30pm | Pay What You Decide

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