We present text in ways never before experienced — holding space for words to learn their physical power. Our work is story-driven and tender, often tracing the human experience through themes of grief, belonging, and transformation.

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​​​In performance, our dancers build living, breathing dialogues and worlds.  Rooted in the unfiltered textures of lived-experience, and a shared vulnerability, our work reaches outwards, inviting audiences to witness powerful new modes of physical storytelling that break the boundaries of language. 

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At the heart of our practice is Hypha — a groundbreaking choreographic method of text-to-dance translation. Realised through gesture, physical dynamism, and ensemble-based staging, Hypha enables true integration of artistic form: where words and meanings are embodied kinetically, spatially, and visually, allowing narratives to resonate across languages, bodies, and expressions. 

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Through ongoing research, we continue to push the boundaries of form — building on the experimental to create vibrant, accessible, and multisensory dance works that transcend culture and experience. 

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Our work has been consistently awarded funding by Arts Council England, supported by One Dance U.K., the Birmingham REP, FABRIC Dance, and the Society of Authors. 

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