All posts tagged Steve Blake

Bloodsucker

Anjali company will be touring Bloodsucker again in 2019 as part of the Genius double-bill. Design by Simon Vincenzi and sound design by Steve Blake.

Trying It On in Bristol

Premiere of Los Amores de Marte y Venus in Havana, Cuba.


Danza Contemporanea de Cuba presented the premiere of Los Amores de Marte y Venus (The Loves of Mars and Venus)  at the Gran Teatro, Havana on Friday 28th September.  The work follows choreographer John Weavers’ description of his original work from 1717 and has original music by Steve Blake, design by Simon Vicenzi and lighting by Simon Corder.





Los Amores De Marte Y Venus

Lea has been commissioned by the British Council to create a new work for Danza Contemporanea de Cuba in Havana. The new piece is based on a work by English choreographer John Weaver (1673-1760) entitled The Loves of Mars & Venus, which was premiered in London in 1717. Lea is working with 25 dancers with new  music by Steve Blake, costume and staging design by Simon Vincenzi and lighting design by Simon Corder. The work will receive its premiere in Havana at the Alicia Alonso Theatre in Havana on the 28th September 2018.

Image by Simon Vincenzi

Trying It On Gallery



Photos by Ava Gardner

Trying It On



Lea Anderson’s Trying It On will be performed as part of The Bristol Museum and Art Gallery’s Museum At Night on May 16th 2018. It will be a performed exhibition of a selection of costumes from The Cholmondeleys and The Featherstonehaughs’ archives, which are housed in BV Studios Bristol, performed by 6 dancers with a sound track by Steve Blake. The costumes will include designs by Sandy Powell, Emma Fryer and Simon Vincenzi.

You’ve Changed: Dates 2017

You’ve Changed  produced by  Trans Creative

Remaining performance dates for 2017:

7th November: Liverpool, Homotopia, Unity Theatre

10th, 11th November: Salford, Flying Solo Festival, Lowry Quays Theatre

17th November: Birmingham, Shout Festival, mac birmingham

1st December: Lancaster Arts

Bloodsucker Film

Bloodsucker

Production shots by Rachel Cherry of Bloodsucker performed by Anjali Dance Company with choreography by Lea Anderson, sound by Steve Blake and design by Simon Vincenzi. Bloodsucker is touring the UK, Spain and Mexico this autumn 2017 as part of their Genius programme.