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Dates
Location
Approximate timings
The performance lasts approximately 1 hour, including a Q&A Insight.
Performance:
45 minutes
Q&A insight:
15 minutes
Accessibility
- Audio Described
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Saturday 12 September, 7:00 pm
Guidance
Suitable for age 14+
This production contains references to trauma, mental health challenges and addiction.
Programme
Fallen Angels Dance Theatre (FADT) returns to the Royal Opera House with a new creation in September, following the sell-out success of 2023’s Traces through Time.
In collaboration with choreographer Russell Maliphant, dance artist Alice Godfrey and sound artist Feri Gyemant, the company presents Holding Light, three distinct perspectives rooted in personal narratives, where light becomes a metaphor for recovery, awakening an embodied sense of growth and hope.
The event will be a combination of live performance, film and Q&A.
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The company
The multi award-winning company led by artistic director Paul Bayes Kitcher (a former Royal Ballet School student and Birmingham Royal Ballet Soloist) supports those in recovery from addiction and those living with mental health conditions, helping them to transform their lives and share recovery journeys through dance, performance and creativity.
Accessibility and resources
Contact the Box Office to book step-free seating options or two wheelchair spaces available in Row A.
The Clore Studio is often used for Insights - events including open rehearsals, in conversations, pre-performance talks, beginners' guides, behind-the-scenes demonstrations and participatory workshops.
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