What's On | Jasmin Vardimon Dance: ALiCE
Photo of four dancers in black costumes with scarlet stripes and gloves lying flat on the floor. Two others are suspended in mid-leap above them, their bodies parallel to the floor, each reaching one hand towards the other. In the background, a dancer in red and gold watches, standing on a red carpet which continues behind her over a grey rock formation
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of a dancer with long blonde braids in a black and white dress leaning out from behind a panel, so half her body is visible. The other half is illustrated by a white projection of her outline on the panel in front of her.
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of seven dancers in matching black plimsoles and black and white pinafore dresses jumping into the air with their heads thrown back and arms cast wide.
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of a dancer in a mustard yellow vest and loose white trousers mid-acrobatics, his body upside down. In the background, a grey rock formation grows out of a whiteish concrete wall.
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of a table, laid for afternoon tea and covered with a red gingham cloth, standing upright on its shorter edge. A shirtless performer in a top hat fist-bumps the air from the top end, six feet off the ground. Two other performers in eccentric costumes lie on the floor at the bottom end of the table. A woman with blonde braids and a black and white dress watches on amazed.
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of seven dancers stood very close behind one another, each clasping the head of the person in front to create a curve of heads, each connected chin to crown, chin to crown, etc. All of them are wearing black and looking worried, apart from the woman at the front. She squats, looks into the camera powerfully, and wears bright red and gold.
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of five dancers in scarlet body suits with matching berets, black riding boots, and white military jackets saluting with serious expressions. Two are mid-jump.
Photo by Tristram Kenton
Photo of a dancer standing in a corner of white drapes, dressed in sun glasses, a wide-brimmed hat, and a dress – all deep blue – in the centre of a white projection of moth wings.
Photo by Tristram Kenton

Jasmin Vardimon Company presents

Jasmin Vardimon Dance: ALiCE

  • Show Information

A woman, or perhaps a child, unsure of her identity and where she is going. Escaping or exploring, discovering the powers within her changing body. The world around her is different, curious and compelling – at times absolutely bonkers.

Following the internationally acclaimed success of her adaptation of Pinocchio (“This is a show of dazzling imagination” – Evening Standard), award-winning choreographer Jasmin Vardimon’s newest creation is a re-imagining of the ground-breaking classic Alice in Wonderland and promises a sensory feast of arresting images, powerful performers and striking kinetic scenery.

Co-commissioned by Sadler’s Wells and DanceEast, ICCI and Kent County Council.

Map Venue MarkerNorthcott Theatre
Dance
Running time: 75 minutes, no interval
U26 Ticket Offer
Age 7+
This performance contains loud noises.

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