Enter this womb-like installation – a soft, red room alive with the ebb and flow of three performers’ movement.  

You’re invited to rest and relax as the dancers follow their senses and navigate their relationships whilst exploring the space.   

Accompanied by a meditative soundscape, imagery emerges and disappears in cycles of metamorphosis. Blood Bone Breath is co-created by dance artists Hollie Miller and Hannah Buckley with live sound from Craig Scott. The installation brings together movement, image and sound to prioritise softness, slowing down and cultivating deep listening. Blood Bone Breath navigates intimacy, agency and being in relation to one another.   

Part of Transform 23 international festival: transformfestival.org 

Find us and access

The entrance to Yorkshire Dance is opposite BBC Leeds, full details of how to find Yorkshire Dance can be found here.

Our building is fully accessible. Full access information for Yorkshire Dance is available here.

Yorkshire Dance aims to be an accessible and inclusive place for all. This means you will be welcomed by our staff. We create a ‘braver space’, where you feel able to express yourself in a supportive and empowering way. You will be treated with respect by Yorkshire Dance staff and we expect and encourage everyone who attends our events to do the same. Learn more here.

Images: Blood Bone Breath © Eleanor Sikorski & Hollie Miller