Join award-winning dance company Fallen Angels, in collaboration with New Note Orchestra, as they discuss in a panel chaired by Dr Cathy Sloan, their work transforming lives through dance and creativity to support artists in mental health and addiction recovery.
Led by Artistic Director Paul Bayes Kitcher, former Royal Ballet School student and Birmingham Royal Ballet soloist, the award-winning Fallen Angels Dance Theatre supports those recovering from addiction or mental health adversity, helping them to transform their lives and share their recovery journey, through dance, performance and creativity.
Traces Through Time marks the first collaboration between Fallen Angels and New Note Orchestra, a Brighton-based collective of 18 musicians in recovery.
Storyhouse resident company Fallen Angels Dance Theatre present their latest ground-breaking work, Traces through Time this November.
The UK’s only company to provide dance theatre experiences for people in recovery of addiction have joined forces with New Note Orchestra, the first recovery orchestra in the world, to create a powerful new production. Devised by the company’s Artistic Director and former Birmingham Royal Ballet Soloist Paul Bayes Kitcher alongside the dancers and musicians in recovery, the performers bring their life experiences and stories to the stage.
Fusing dance, live music directed by Conall Gleeson and spoken word by Louise Wallwein, Traces through Time is a deeply moving exploration of the complex journeys of recovery, from mental health adversity to life-altering transformation.
Funded by Arts Council England and Garfield Weston Foundation with support from Storyhouse and Royal Opera House.
