Stopgap dance company tackle the issue of grief in their new show The Enormous Room.
The company, which employs disabled and non disabled dancers, brings their production to Sadler’s Wells.
The work centres around a father and daughter attempting to cope with the grief of losing a loved one. Dave’s wife has died and he has withdrawn into the living room, unable to let go. But his teenage daughter Sam wants them both to move on and be happy again.
The Enormous Room shows in the Lilian Baylis Studio on March 2 – 3, tickets at sadlerswells.com.
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Stopgap dance company tackle the issue of grief in their new show The Enormous Room.
The company, which employs disabled and non disabled dancers, brings their production to Sadler’s Wells.
The work centres around a father and daughter attempting to cope with the grief of losing a loved one. Dave’s wife has died and he has withdrawn into the living room, unable to let go. But his teenage daughter Sam wants them both to move on and be happy again.
The Enormous Room shows in the Lilian Baylis Studio on March 2 – 3, tickets at sadlerswells.com.
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