One bench, two people, and five days.
Rhythm is spontaneous and experiences life as movement; and all sound as music. Glas loves life smooth and stable; and prefers things to remain the same. When Rhythm and Glas meet at Bellevue park they have the five days of half-term to see if their friendship is worth keeping once they go back to their separate schools.
Will they find a way to create something remarkable; a rhythm that is theirs alone?
Through music and movement and mishap these two young people experience the difficulty and joy in connecting with those unlike themselves.
Remarkable Rhythm is a dance theatre show for young people 7+ and their families; with two performers speaking a creative audio description of the show while they dance. This show allows access for audiences who are blind or partially sighted. The entire storyline is visually clear so allows Deaf audiences the ability to experience every show fully (all performed text is audio descriptive).
Artist Biography:
Krystal S. Lowe is a Bermuda-born, Wales-based dancer, choreographer, writer, and director performing and creating dance theatre works for stage, public space, and film that explore themes of intersectional identity, mental health and wellbeing, and empowerment to challenge herself and audiences toward introspection and social change. Krystal is passionate about integrating access and exploring multilingual work with a specific focus on British Sign Language, Welsh, and English.
She has an extensive career performing and touring with Ballet Cymru throughout the United Kingdom, China and Bermuda; with Citrus Arts circus company, Ransack Dance, Theatr Iolo, The Successors of the Mandingue, and Laku Neg.
Currently, Krystal is Associate Artist for Ballet Cymru , Trustee for National Dance Company Wales, and member of Theatre for Young Audiences.
Visit krystalslowe.com for more information.
