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Archive: Apr 2015

  1. Hidden Faces

    For the music lovers out there we have a tantalizing taster of some of Luke Sutherland’s original music composed for Whiteout. Hidden Faces   You’ll need to come to the performance to hear the rest, opening this Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th April at Tramway. To book your tickets visit: http://www.tramway.org/events/Pages/Whiteout.aspx If you want to find out […]

  2. Variety is the spice of life for Vince

    We’ve just finished the penultimate week before we premiere Whiteout as part of DIG and then embark on sharing its life force with folk around Scotland! It’s the first Barrowland Ballet piece made for a conventional proscenium arch theatre for a while, in Tiger and Tiger Tale we are surrounded in a cage, The River […]

  3. Kai-Wen, life with the Whiteout team

    I am Kai- Wen Chuang, one of the dance performers in Whiteout, the new production of Barrowland Ballet. My highlight of last week was another dance artist, Jade’s birthday party in Grosvenor Café at Saturday night. Lots of folks, including her family, friends and the Whiteout team were there, gathered together from different places. People […]

  4. A breath of fresh air from Nandi

    Here we are, knee deep into our fifth week of rehearsals for Barrowland Ballets new piece Whiteout. Our bodies are working, creation is flowing, excitement is brewing for a premier on April 29th and 30th at Tramway, and I couldn’t be happier to be here. What a breath of fresh air it has been to […]

  5. Introducing Sean Graham

    My name is Sean Graham. I am a dancer and choreographer based in London. I would consider that my career thus far has had a very leveled balance between mainstream, borderline and underground dance. In a time when those making the newest cutting edge creations are removing themselves from genre specification, I too find it […]

  6. Greetings from Kj

    It’s Kj Clarke-Davis here, 1 of 3 London based dancers fortunate enough to be part of the Whiteout cast with Barrowland Ballet up here in Glasgow.  What an experience so far. We are embarking on our 5th week of devising and rehearsals, yet Glasgow has felt like home since I first arrived. It’s a city […]

  7. Dance Participation Artist Traineeship, paid position

    Following a successful bid to Creative Scotland’s Creative Traineeship programme we are looking to recruit a Dance Participation Artist Trainee. Our professional work is directly linked to our participatory work, and the two are inter-dependent with one inspiring the other. This position is an important role for the development of the company in extending the engagement […]

  8. A few words from Luke Sutherland, composer for Whiteout

    Three weeks to go. Since the score for Whiteout is to be pre-recorded, I’m spending more time in the studio away from the rehearsal space, suffering a kind of separation anxiety. We generated raw material for the show through hours of improvisation during which the dividing lines between (live) music and movement blurred. I was […]

  9. Dancing up a storm

    It’s week three into the creation period of our new piece Whiteout and we are quite literally dancing up a storm – it’s been a whirlwind of devising, setting the structure of the show, making a film, getting to know the new dancers/making new friends and getting back into an upbeat routine of morning class and full dancing […]