Double Feature Week: THIS IS DANCE

This November, THIS IS DANCE invites audiences to a week of unforgettable performance with two very different, yet equally captivating, works.

From intimate flamenco moments to a deeply personal exploration of family, this week promises emotion, energy, and curiosity at every turn.

Taranto Aleatorio by María del Mar Suárez, La Chachi

Step into the world of María del Mar Suárez, La Chachi and Taranto Aleatorio. Two women share sunflower seeds and quiet conversation in a park, a doorway, a courtyard… then flamenco explodes into the everyday. Playful, warm, and unexpectedly powerful, this work transforms the mundane into magic.

Wed 26 Nov, 7pm | Patrick Studio, Birmingham Hippodrome

Tickets from £12, under-25s £5, post-show talk included.

Mathroo Basha by Hetain Patel

Hetain Patel’s Mathroo Basha weaves dance, voice, and audio interviews to explore generational change in his Brit-Gujarati family. This solo performance reflects on identity, memory, and what is inherited — blending laughter, loss, and transformation in English and Gujarati.

Thu 27 Nov, 7pm | Patrick Studio, Birmingham Hippodrome

Tickets from £12, post-show talk included.

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