Far From Home

Far From Home brings to the stage the humanity of told and untold stories by voices not always heard.

Alleyne Dance presents, Far  From Home, a new dance production that explores the topic of immigration and the consequences the search for “a better life” has for those forced to seek it due to social or political devastations. 

Bringing Alleyne Dance’s dynamic, powerhouse style to the stage, Far From Home is a hard hitting, atmospheric, abstract narrative dance production.

Performed by 6 professional dance artists and a supporting cast made up of non-professional movers recruited from the local community, the performance ensemble will highlight the emotional and mental stresses of migrant families, as well as the impact on communities where migrants “settle”, as we unpick the meaning of tolerance and practice of integration.

If you are interested in programming Far From Home, please contact our Executive Producer, Grace Okereke, at management@alleynedance.com.

  • “One of the best examples I’ve seen of incorporating non-professional dancers on stage.”

    Lyndsey Winship, The Guardian

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The Making of Far From Home, film by Ben Williams

Find out where Far From Home is heading next by visiting our What’s On Page


Credits

Concept and Choreography: Kristina and Sadé Alleyne

Performers: Kristina Alleyne, Sadé Alleyne, Bryan Doisy, Giorgia Gasparetto, Juan Jesus Guiraldi and Iro Konti

Executive Producer: Grace Okereke

Production Manager: Salvatore Scollo

Lighting Designer: Salvatore Scollo

Stage Design: Emanuele Salamanca

Costume Design: Giulia Scrimieri

Composer and Musical Director: Giuliano Modarelli

Composer: Nicki Wells

Dramaturgy: Fiona Graham

Set Composition: Noa prealoni, Manuela Capraro

Co-commissioned by The Place London, Dance City Newcastle, Dance East and Dampfzentrale Bern. Supported by The National Lottery Arts Council England Project Grant. Additional support from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Trailer created by: Ben Williams

All photography on this page thanks to Camilla Greenwell and Foteini Christophilopolou.

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