There is No Healing in Silence (2020) interrogates how deep self-reflection and intergenerational platonic intimacy can be used as a way of reckoning with the violence of the world. It explores how nature facilitates a space for connection, love and release.
An empowering retelling of a Welsh folklore explored through modern dance on the coast of Wales. It explores the fight to choose where and with who you belong.
Deriving its name from a root meaning “covered”, or “hidden”, the Huldra are one of several Rå, or wardens, and are associated with the ‘hidden folk’ of the legends of Scandinavia, woodland analogues to the aquatic sjörå, or mermaids, and the mountain cave-dwelling bergsrå.
