Bonded

Alleyne Dance

Dance, Theatre

BONDED, explores the construct of human dependency – especially that of siblings – and how time and external conditions can affect the synergetic connection. Performed by twin sisters, Kristina and Sade, the work takes the audience through a transitional journey of inter-and-independency through abstract narrative.

“These sweet ladies are amazing. Beautiful dancers, true manifestation of graceful power the human body can produce…” Jakub Zeman 2016 observer in Amsterdam

About Alleyne Dance

Alleyne Dance is a UK based company with an international reach, founded in 2014 by sisters Kristina and Sadé Alleyne. The choreographic aesthetic reflects the sisters diverse background in athleticism and dance training.

Within their abstract contemporary construct, Alleyne Dance blend Afro-Caribbean, Hip Hop, Kathak and Circus Skills, delivered as fast-paced and dynamic movement. They infuse lyrical and fluid motion, layered with rhythm and textures in physically powerful, yet graceful performances.

In 2020 Krisitna and Sadé were jointly awarded “Best Female Dancer of the Year” for their performance A Night’s Game in Impulstanz Vienna 2019, awarded by Kritikerumfrage-Jahrbuch 2020 (Critic Survey – Yearbook 2020), Publishedby Der Theaterverlag, Tanz Jahrbuch 2020 magazine.

Creation and Production Credits:

Choreographers & Performers
Kristina Alleyne & Sadé Alleyne

Production Manager
Salvatore Scollo (R&D & Creation)

Composer
Giuliano Modarelli (R&D & Creation)

Illustrator
Genevieve Edwards (R&D & Creation)

Set Design concept
Ian Broscomb (R&D)

Mentor
Vicki Amedume (R&D)

Set Designer
Emanuele Salamanca (creation)

 

Image credits:

Featured image – BONDED by Alleyne Dance (c) Luke Witcomb
Gallery images – BONDED by Alleyne Dance at NNF by Luke Witcomb, Wiltshire Creative by Ash Mills

Funding, commissioning and partner credits:

Bonded is supported by Without Walls and commissioned by Norfolk & Norwich Festival and Salisbury International Arts Festival, part of Wiltshire Creative.