Project Dance: BUSK artwork. Image shows the title ‘BUSK’ spotlit on a stage. A violin rests against the title. To the right is a crate with a hat on the top of it. The background shows a brick building with multiple windows. Text reads: ‘Project Dance Company presents an original story, BUSK’.
Project Dance: BUSK artwork. Image shows the title ‘BUSK’ spotlit on a stage. A violin rests against the title. To the right is a crate with a hat on the top of it. The background shows a brick building with multiple windows. Text reads: ‘Project Dance Company presents an original story, BUSK’.
Photo of two dancers dressed in bohemian plaid and denim outfits, standing face to face with a violin cradled between them.
Photo of a dancer with one leg pointing to the sky, while playing the violin.
Photo of three dancers in bohemian patterned clothing holding hands and smiling at one another.
Photo of a dancer with one leg pointing to the sky, and her opposite arm holding a violin aloft.
Photo of two smiling dancers, one wearing a beanie, embracing on another’s upper bodies with their foreheads centimetres apart.
Photo of a dancer mid-leap in a warm spotlight.

Project Dance Company presents

BUSK

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From the creators of Growing Pains and All That Matters, Project Dance Company presents BUSK, a gritty, heartfelt and unforgettable new story. Written and choreographed by James Bamford, BUSK promises to showcase the award winning company’s roster of exceptional dancers, conveying a compelling story of redemption and hope.

As seen on BBC, Project Dance is a South West of England based dance company committed to creating theatrical productions suitable for people of all ages and backgrounds, by telling compelling, earnest and socially relevant original narratives.

Age 7+
This performance contains adult themes.

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