Events

The choreography and research for this project was funded as part of its program of dance in 2009 / 10 by Rumus Itaú Cultural.

Eduardo’s work appears almost martial art-like, floor-based and performed at a high speed which makes the work incredibly intense to watch.

The dance is chaotic and considers tiredness in relation to movement.

This performances is part of WEYA (World Event Young Artists), further details about this performance can be found on the WEYA website.

Booking
Admission to all exhibits and events is free. However booking is essential for this performance, places are offered on a first come, first serve basis.

To book your place please visit the booking pages on the WEYA website and select your chosen performance.

Getting here

See a map and directions on how to get to the Waverley building.

As we are based in the city centre of Nottingham, we would advise visitors to this exhibition to use the park and ride services, or to catch the tram to the Nottingham Trent University stop. There is no visitor car parking available at the University.

For more information regarding this exhibition please email us or contact us by telephone on +44 (0)115 848 8268.