Scottish Dance Theatre - Rotten Work and Game of Life
Scotland’s flagship contemporary dance company, brings a captivating new double bill by internationally acclaimed choreographers Emilie Leriche (US/Sweden) and Edouard Hue (Switzerland).
In Rotten Work, Leriche offers a poetic, slow-burning work that unfolds through moments of connection and shared endurance, asking what it means to move forward together without leaving anyone behind.
In sharp contrast, Hue’s The Game of Life bursts with sensation-driven movement. Inspired by puzzle, the piece explores how individuals come together, evolving whole without surrendering their uniqueness. Suggesting that imperfection may be the very force that keeps a society alive.
"Abstract beauty" The Scotsman 4 stars
"Precision-fuelled synchronous group work" The Herald 4 stars
Performed in the round.
In Rotten Work, Leriche offers a poetic, slow-burning work that unfolds through moments of connection and shared endurance, asking what it means to move forward together without leaving anyone behind.
In sharp contrast, Hue’s The Game of Life bursts with sensation-driven movement. Inspired by puzzle, the piece explores how individuals come together, evolving whole without surrendering their uniqueness. Suggesting that imperfection may be the very force that keeps a society alive.
"Abstract beauty" The Scotsman 4 stars
"Precision-fuelled synchronous group work" The Herald 4 stars
Performed in the round.
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