

The mind, the heart and human existence each in turn, become studies for bgroup’s launch programme, a collection of three compelling works: thought latching to thought and pulling (originally commissioned for the 2006 Place Prize), passing strange and wonderful and
small acts.
Collaborating with the acclaimed lighting designer Guy Hoare and created for a company of five performers, Wright presents meaning without explicitness, choreographing robust and delicate pictures that reference the fragility and beauty of our human condition.
Note:
Under certain circumstances each individual work can be programmed separately, as part of mixed bills or festival programmes.
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This visually arresting quartet for four men takes its title from a
phrase coined by the poet Rimbaud to describe his method of writing. The dancers progress through images of quiet contemplation into explosive passages of movement; as the air slowly clears, the performers become more visible, as if mental clarity descends.
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Donald Hutera
Choreography: Ben Wright
Performers: Neb Abbott, Keir Patrick, Matthew Winston, Robert Clark
Lighting Design: Guy Hoare
Music: Tim Sutton played by Londonflutes
Costumes: Theo Clinkard
Donald Hutera
Choreography: Ben Wright
Performers: Delphine Gaborit and Robert Clark
Lighting Design: Guy Hoare
Costumes: Theo Clinkard
Set to a collection of piano miniatures by the revered British
composer; Howard Skempton, small acts is a series of kinetic
studies that illuminate the mottled existence we lead. Five performers shift from one incident to another; using captioned banners, like the ‘legends’ in a silent movie, to title and inform their activities they create a panorama of human behaviour that offers moments extending from the intimate to the absurd.
Choreography: Ben Wright
Performers: Delphine Gaborit, Robert Clark, Neb Abbott,
Keir Patrick, Matthew Winston
Lighting Design: Guy Hoare
Music: Howard Skempton
Costumes: Theo Clinkard
Film Work: Ben Wright