

Recent Projects
Vitruvian Man
Having made its striking debut at Resolution Festival, Lucy Turner’s Vitruvian Man, based on Leonardo Da Vinci’s drawing of the same name, explores the illusion of idealistic human proportions. With an eclectic original score by Anil Kahvecioglu, the hypnotic sequencing of music and movement invites the brain to voyage through the history of fine art along with the bodies on stage. The duo intertwine, thread and paint shapes between them - celebrating the individuality within the architecture of the human body. Asking with eyes closed: ‘if I could dissect my identities apart, wouldn’t I be able to separate geometry from art?’
Don’t Wake Dad
‘Don’t Wake Dad’ is a choreographic work exploring the retrospective realisation of childhood disability. The work challenges whether universal concepts fed to us as children are actually accessible: paralleling an able-bodied society with being forced to play board games without knowing the rules.
Hint: The youngest player goes first!
Simon Says
'Simon Says' premiered at The Place Theatre after being adapted from the 2023 LC2 tour. This piece was made to question 'what is dance?' to audiences of children through an elaborate game of Simon Says. Adapted to a theatrical setting, this piece proposes 'if Simon says to find happiness, how long does it take for you to discover happiness for yourself?'.










































































