RAIN

A bold and brilliant work of contemporary dance, RAIN slips between hypnotic control, deadpan absurdity and sudden slapstick betrayal.

From award-winning choreographer and dancer Harrison Ritchie-Jones, RAIN enters a reflective meditation which gets hijacked by fictional histories. Or perhaps they’re futures.

The performers follow the energetic memory of their own structures until their bodies develop rogue agendas. What emerges is a strange, shared world that oscillates between doing, sensing and performing. Driven by an internal, compulsive logic, RAIN tests repetition to its absolute limit, where the gnarlier a movement looks, the more sensitivity it demands.

Anchored in a rigorous physical investigation, RAIN is a self-reflexive study in surrender and resistance, knowing exactly how to commit to the bit when the tracks begin to falter.