We are delighted to be hosting Dancin’ Oxford’s Moving With The Times at Pegasus. Join us in January for Moving with the Times – First Look, a chance to see this year’s companies present three incredible works in progress, followed by Q&A time with the artists.

Moving With The Times this year features three strong emerging companies with a range of exciting work.

Burning House from Amy Foskett Dance is a highly physical contemporary dance piece that explores human mortality, our bodies and our planet. Ignorance is bliss and we are blissfully ignoring it, disregarding death and highlighting dangerous ‘immortality’.

In a time of tick boxes, labels and separation, Thomas Page Dances’ Commonality looks at the parts of life that everyone has in common. Through the exploration of shared experiences and feelings, this performance paints the possibilities of coming together as one community. Featuring contemporary dance, a unique score, live photography and lots of tape!

Drishti Dance is a well-established performing arts organization, producing high quality Classical Indian dance works.
Choreographed by Anuradha Chaturvedi, the Artistic Director of Drishti dance, the work will be a contemporary expression of Kathak dance tradition in all its exquisite grace and composure, creating a dynamic fusion of movement and rhythm set to the music of Shammi Pithia.

Moving With The Times – First Look is a Pay What You Can night. Book your place(s) online or through the box office in advance and pay on the night – if you enjoy the evening and can pay more than our standard ticket price – please do, if you can’t – pay what you can.

We can’t take payments online in advance so if you wish to pay any amount by card in advance please call the box office 01865 812 150 and they will process your payment. Otherwise cash or card payments can be made on the night.

The final triple bill Moving With The Times will be at Pegasus 28 & 29 February 2020

There are no age restrictions for this piece and younger audiences are very welcome, but it is likely to be enjoyed most by those aged 11+