RICHARD CHAPPELL DANCE will present the premiere of Us Folk at Sterts Arts & Environmental Centre on June 10 and Exeter Northcott on June 16, 2026, exploring community and folk culture.
Richard Chappell Dance has announced plans for spring 2026 including the creation period of brand-new production Us Folk, a bold new commissioning programme for Welsh and Wales based dance artists, and the return of its mixed bill BLOOM.
The upcoming Exeter Northcott season will include the return of Elevate Festival, celebrating new work from South-West artists. Learn more about the lineup here!
This season, the Corn Exchange Newbury will invite audiences on a powerful journey through movement, music, and storytelling, with a programme of dance that celebrates both tradition and bold innovation.
This autumn, Devon based Richard Chappell Dance will present BLOOM a dynamic mixed bill of transformative dance. Learn more about this upcoming tour and the show here!
Corn Exchange Newbury has unveiled its Autumn 2025 season featuring a vibrant mix of comedy, music, theatre, and family programming including Shamilton, Robin Hood and Maid Marian, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show.
The bi-annual festival Dance International Glasgow (DIG), has unviled announced its full 2025 programme. Curated and produced by Tramway, the festival of dance for Glasgow and Scotland will bring a wealth of dazzling live performances to the Glasgow Life arts venue as well as site-specific spaces across the city.
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival, London's award-winning annual outdoor festival of free theatre and performing arts taking place from 23 August to 8 September 2024, has revealed its full programme and an opening night event.
Following its successful premiere last year, Richard Chappell Dance has announced the return of its latest work Hot House, which tours this spring to venues throughout the country.
This autumn, Richard Chappell Dance present two programmes of work across the UK. Featuring a tour of Infinite Ways Home to Swansea, Ormskirk and Milton Keynes alongside Home Revisited, an evening celebrating the vibrant dance talent in South West England.
Richard Chappell Dance has announced the premiere of its new creation Hot House which tours this spring to Dance City, Newcastle (Friday 24 March 2023) and Exeter Northcott (Monday 15 May 2023) as the internationally renowned Company celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Exeter Northcott has announced a new season of events at its Northcott and Barnfield theatres for January to August 2023, revealing a rich range of absurd comedies, cutting-edge dramas, family favourites and innovative South West-based productions.
On Monday 20 June, Rambert School takes to the stage at the Linbury Theatre as part of the Royal Opera House's Next Generation Festival, performing an evening that embodies the adventure, imagination and technical excellence that has fuelled the School for over 100 years.
Richard Chappell Dance has announced its 2022 season of performances and participatory programmes that will be delivered across the UK next year.
Richard Chappell's first full-length production for a mid-scale stage, Infinite Ways Home sees six performers explore their perceptions of reality through other-worldly experiences, connecting ideas of Celtic traditions of ritual with modern day experiences of rave culture.
Exeter Northcott Futures is a programme of support and professional development resources for theatre-makers in the South West. Now in its second year the Futures programme works with early-career artists, producers and local companies to ensure that Devon is a place in which theatre-makers can develop their creative practice and pursue a career in the arts.
Opening the season on the 24 March is a timely filmed reimagining of the Company’s 2018 work Still Touch. The piece explores the weight felt on the body when a person is denied human contact and the lightness that can be found through connecting with people. Filmed by Dan Martin, the work sees two dancers perform alongside two human sculptures by renowned artist Anna Gillespie to a score by Samuel Hall.
Exeter Northcott Theatre has unveiled the three South West theatre makers who will create new work as part of its newly-launched Associate Company Programme.
The Royal Opera House is throwing open its doors every Sunday in November for an immersive new festival programme at just £5 per person. Exclusive pop-up opera and ballet performances will animate the new Royal Opera House spaces; upcycling workshops will transform props of the past; and dance workshops will help you to limber up before you fall down the rabbit hole with Alice to drink tea at the Mad Hatter's Tea Party. Each weekend, audiences are encouraged to feel something new, with a unique range of daytime events and activities for all ages.
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