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Photo from the LANGUAGE performance of a large group outside many of whom are holding cardboard signs with different words on them.
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Fikayo Adebajo
LANGUAGE Rehearsal 2022. Image: Annie Lok
LANGUAGE Rehearsal 2022. Image: Kat Bridge
LANGUAGE Rehearsal 2022. Image: Annie Lok
LANGUAGE Rehearsal 2022. Image: Annie Lok
LANGUAGE Rehearsal 2022. Image: Annie Lok
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Julian Stallabrass
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Sika Tro
A photo from the LANGUAGE performance. A close up of a young child pretending to speak into a phone at an office desk.
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Fikayo Adebajo
A photo from the LANGUAGE performance. Dancers moving on a staircase reach out to a crowd whose hands can be seen reaching up.
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Fikayo Adebajo
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Fikayo Adebajo
LANGUAGE Performance 2022. Image: Fikayo Adebajo
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LANGUAGE Reunion Tue 13 Dec 2022, 4.30pm - 7.30pm

Join us to look back on this summer’s LANGUAGE performance and hear all about POWER, coming up next year. 

Did you take part in the celebratory performance project LANGUAGE? Maybe you wanted to but couldn’t, perhaps you missed the show, or you’re simply interested in what it was all about. 

This relaxed get-together, with drinks and nibbles, is a chance for participants, audience and staff to catch up, and for anyone curious to hear about next year’s project POWER.

Behind the scenes footage, photography from the sessions and extracts from the performance itself will be playing on a loop in our Library, so feel free to dip in and out as you please. 

What was LANGUAGE? 

In July 2022, we invited those with a strong connection to Elephant and Castle to create a new dance performance with us. The theme was LANGUAGE – exploring different dance styles and languages, moving to express ourselves, the power of communication and the fun and frustration that comes with it. 

A final celebratory performance was the culmination of twelve dance sessions with 5 guest artists, led by Juan Ayala and SDS’ Co-Artistic Director Annie Pui Ling Lok. Some of the 20 performers involved attended across the month, others joined us in the very last week – many of us met each other on the day of the performance! 


In the Library and downstairs



ACCESS AND AMENITIES AT SDS

Siobhan Davies Studios is mostly accessible to wheelchair users, with lifts to all floors. There are two accessible parking spaces available on site which can be booked in advance. Blue Badge parking is also available nearby on West Square and Garden Row (for a full map visit the Southwark Council website). Our main door is not power assisted.

Amenities include: 

  • Changing facilities* 
  • Communal showers* 
  • Lockers
  • Toilets / wheelchair accessible toilets 
  • Kitchen: tea and coffee making, fridge, and microwave (not fully accessible) 

* Our changing facilities and showers are not fully accessible. Our closest publicly available and fully accessible changing facility is at The Castle Centre, a leisure centre 0.3 miles away from the studios. You can find full details of their features here.