If you're missing your dose of unusual entertainment now that television talent show Britain's Got Talent, you'll be glad to hear that Exeter Northcott Theatre has come to the rescue.
Booked to perform on its stage is Impermanence, a group of young, ambitious and talented dancers who are doing dance a bit differently.
Imagine a dance company that tours like a band. Impermanence have different sets for different places and pop up at festivals, theatres, pubs, outdoor locations, street corners, on film and everywhere in-between.
Each time they perform, every piece is unique. It will have never been performed before and will never be seen again.
The live event full of beauty, poetry, physical mastery and humour will come to Exeter on Thursday, June 19. Last year they captured the imagination and hearts of local audiences with their acclaimed show WO/MAN at the Northcott, but this performance offers something very different.
This year they have completely revolutionised the way they work and tour to break away from the traditional dance set-up.
The movement draws on a combination of exceptional technique and brave theatricality, mixed with visceral live music from multi-instrumentalists and a recorded soundtrack of eclectic music from Wagner to Dolly Parton via the Pixies.
Co-director and dancer Josh Ben-Tovim said: "This year is all about exploring the notion of performance in different spaces further to challenge us creatively.
"The feeling of isolation you can get as an audience member while watching a contemporary dance piece is something we work really hard to try and avoid. We make work to move people."
Tickets for the show, starting at 7.30pm, cost £13.50. Call 01392 493493 or visit www.exeternorthcott.co.uk
