Overview
Curious, surprising and often funny, Douglas seeks connections and feedback from his surroundings.
Douglas shares the spotlight with a number of simple objects in a world of the absorbingly unpredictable and beautifully unspectacular.
Imagined by the choreographer while working and performing various daily physical tasks at home, Douglas is both a reflection on our physical contact with the world and a lo-fi take on choreography that extends beyond the body.
Douglas is absorbed in activity in an intriguing conversation that goes nowhere and everywhere.
*Additional Performance* Monday 25th August at 20.15
Will leave you totally moved and enchanted.
Julia Carruthers, Dublin Dance Festival Director
Media
Douglas from Robbie Synge on Vimeo.
Oct 15
Looking forward to a friendly #DIGlasgow performance on Thursday. Below words are real. The dance sector (all of us involved) does little to encourage that this realm of art, in a professional performance context, is for those getting into their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s... Glaringly so https://t.co/t6gOZuBZqsSep 30
Shadows. Beautiful. https://t.co/6hfzj2SZ2lPerformances
- 14,15,17,18,19/08/2015 13:10
- 25-29/08/2015 11.50
- 25/08/2015 20:15 (additional performance)
Concertgebouw Brugge
03/12/2016
B.Motion Festival
20/08/2015
Aerowaves Spring Forward
24/04/2016
D:iD Dance Identity
12/05/2016
Time to Dance
12/06/2016
Mirabilia Dance Festival
05/07/2016
KoresponDance
08/07/2016
Les Plateaux
30/09/2016
Salmon Festival
24/11/2016
Théâtre Sévelin
17-19/03/2017
Tanzfestival Winterthur
16-25/11/2017