• Half eulogy, half lecture, In a Nutshell questions what is real in life, if we cannot share it together in real life. Our short film is available to watch for just a few more days through @ThePlaceLondon Watch through the link in our bio.
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    Half eulogy, half lecture, In a Nutshell questions what is real in life, if we cannot share it together in real life. Our short film is available to watch for just a few more days through @ThePlaceLondon Watch through the link in our bio.
  • Sitting alone in a theatre auditorium, Ben Duke laments over never having thrown his shoe at Poseidon. What do you miss about theatres? Sitting close to strangers, the snacks or something else? Available to watch until 22 Oct through the link in our bio.
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    Sitting alone in a theatre auditorium, Ben Duke laments over never having thrown his shoe at Poseidon. What do you miss about theatres? Sitting close to strangers, the snacks or something else? Available to watch until 22 Oct through the link in our bio.
  • We're back on stage again. It's just two dates, but in these times we've learnt to celebrate the small things. 03/11 - @mascenenationale 07/11- Salisbury Playhouse @wiltscreative Ticket link in our bio
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    We're back on stage again. It's just two dates, but in these times we've learnt to celebrate the small things. 03/11 - @mascenenationale 07/11- Salisbury Playhouse @wiltscreative Ticket link in our bio
  • Sitting alone in an empty auditorium, a man explains to an unseen future generation, what live theatre was – reliving moments that had been particularly powerful to him personally and lamenting the loss of real-life connections in a world where nobody is allowed near one another. With his unique blend of melancholia and self-deprecating humour, Lost Dog’s Ben Duke touches on themes of loneliness and isolation, the loss of human connections, and in particular the temporary community of strangers that make up a theatre audience. Half eulogy, half lecture, In a Nutshell questions what is real in life, if we cannot share it together in real life. Originally conceived in the early days of the pandemic when it was unimaginable, our single-shot short film In a Nutshell envisages a world in which theatres will never open again. Watch for free @theplacelondon now until the 22nd October. Made with support from @theplacelondon, #ruraltouringdanceinitiative and @worthingtheatres
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    Sitting alone in an empty auditorium, a man explains to an unseen future generation, what live theatre was – reliving moments that had been particularly powerful to him personally and lamenting the loss of real-life connections in a world where nobody is allowed near one another. With his unique blend of melancholia and self-deprecating humour, Lost Dog’s Ben Duke touches on themes of loneliness and isolation, the loss of human connections, and in particular the temporary community of strangers that make up a theatre audience. Half eulogy, half lecture, In a Nutshell questions what is real in life, if we cannot share it together in real life. Originally conceived in the early days of the pandemic when it was unimaginable, our single-shot short film In a Nutshell envisages a world in which theatres will never open again. Watch for free @theplacelondon now until the 22nd October. Made with support from @theplacelondon, #ruraltouringdanceinitiative and @worthingtheatres
  • This film is not the show. Instead, it is a glimpse of the Argonauts in their home countries and a way of marking what should have been. Created in collaboration with @candocodancecompany Supported by @britisharts Watch the film through the link in the bio.
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    This film is not the show. Instead, it is a glimpse of the Argonauts in their home countries and a way of marking what should have been. Created in collaboration with @candocodancecompany Supported by @britisharts Watch the film through the link in the bio.
  • Our annual Autumn Residency normally takes place on the first weekend of September at our home in Laughton, East Sussex. It’s one of the highlights of our year, and sadly this year it was unable to go ahead due to the pandemic. In the second of our ‘What might have been’ series, Alison Thomas (@alisonthomasdance), a participant in 2019’s Residency, reflects on her experience... Read her blog through the link in our bio. . 📸 @sarahweal
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    Our annual Autumn Residency normally takes place on the first weekend of September at our home in Laughton, East Sussex. It’s one of the highlights of our year, and sadly this year it was unable to go ahead due to the pandemic. In the second of our ‘What might have been’ series, Alison Thomas (@alisonthomasdance), a participant in 2019’s Residency, reflects on her experience... Read her blog through the link in our bio. . 📸 @sarahweal