"TROLLEYS"

TROLLEYS

Award winning Australian choreographer Shaun Parker in collaboration with London's  C-12 Dance Theatre, present TROLLEYS. Music by Nick Wales.

Part dance.  Part ballet.  Part outdoor spectacle.  TROLLEYS is a new ballet for five supermarket trolleys.  Five shopping trolleys randomly appear in a public space. Two meet and fall in love. One grapples to find a friend. Three others revolt and ignite a dance of anarchy.

Trolleys spin, glide and slide in this highly physical, humorous outdoor performance where high-octane contemporary dance, acrobatics and street dance merge with the extraordinary world of trolleys.

Set to a pounding electro-acoustic score, TROLLEYS will tease, thrill and move its audience. You'll never go shopping in the same way again.

"Parker always has something up his sleeve" The Times

“C-12 is a company to watch not just for dancing but for interesting, emotive and powerful theatre.” Fringe Review

Commissioned by Without Walls

Special thanks to the British Council

Photos by Irven Lewis

The Van Man in Oundle

The Van Man

Rehearsing the curtain call

C-12 Dance Theatre performed their first Arts Council Lottery Funded Grants For The Arts production, The Van Man at the Oundle School, Peterborough.

This is the first of many touring dates this summer for the work.

Current the work is confirmed at;

Sat June 16th at Dalston Junction (Hackney Council, Big Dance and East London Dance)

Sun June 17th at St Albans Festival (Town Centre)

Thurs July 12 at The National Theatre's Watch This Space.

The Van Man is about the life of a courier driver, his packages and is performed at the back of his van. It can be performed on grass, pavements, car parks and warehouses.

Choreographed by Annie-Lunnette Deakin-Foster

Produced by Adam Towndrow

Music by Kweku Aacht

Production Manager Ben Skipworth

Designer Ingrid Hu assisted by Michael Douglas

Photos and video content Daniel D Moses

Dancers; Chris Linda, Wayne Summerbell and Raquel Gaviria

We hope to see you there!

The evening show