The Noise My Leaves Make
Three dark-skinned Black British women utilize their Africanist and contemporary dance vocabulary to engage with the Leicestershire countryside, a space that has typically been denied
Thick Skin
From crowded street scenes and empty corners of the city, the dancers’ watchful, defensive posture helps ward off the chaos. Balancing hard and soft qualities
Then Comes The Body
Training on the dusty urban streets of Lagos, self-taught dancer and teacher Daniel Ajala’s passion drives his students to persevere as underdogs in the ballet
The Long Walk
Devised as a live performance and film-making event, a mutually responsive collage of movement, music, and arresting visuals tells their story of grit, tenacity, and
The Awakening
Fantastic figures, landscapes, and cityscapes arise and dissolve in a vibrant orgy of creation and destruction. The film uses metaphor and movement to illustrate how
Telephone
Created specifically with a visually impaired audience in mind, the film brings awareness to the important art form of audio description for dance while facilitating
Soi
They climb and pace with tension and purpose, trusting their release to one another. Through moody solos, dynamic pairings, and intertwining undulations, the dancers find
Sites of Memory and Recovery: A Black San Francisco Story in Dance
The film celebrates the city’s rich culture and chronicles personal histories of love, family, perseverance, and celebration rooted in a home that is rapidly changing
say i am you
This film produced by Post:ballet explores themes of impermanence, multiplicity, and identity as sculptural postures, stilted gestures, and flowing sequences echo and unfurl through expressive
