Landscape image, 3 chairs, female dancer sits on two of the chairs facing the right side speaking into a microphone. Male dancer behind and to the right is a wheelchair user. He leans to the left making a straight line with his arms from the floor and reaching up to the ceiling. Another female dancer gazes at the scene from the back left corner.

News & Announcements

Our Journal offers you the opportunity to sneak behind the scenes, meet our collaborators, read our musings and reflections, and learn more about how we work.

Introducing our new commission premiering in 2025

A person wearing a costume with large, white inflatable wings stands confidently, smiling and looking to the side. They are shirtless and have a large tattoo across their chest and arms, and they are wearing a dark gold skirt with a thick red belt around their waist.

Over and Over (and over again) Announcement Works

Candoco is delighted to announce a new partnership with Dan Daw Creative Projects, who will be creating a new full-length work for Candoco Dance Company.

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30th anniversary season

Feeling Thing. In a calm, white-painted bedroom, a white woman with curly brown hair sits on a double bed with legs tucked under her. She looks tenderly at an electric fan resting on her lap. Her arm wraps around the chrome mesh, while the smooth metal stand rests on her shoulder.

Works

Today, Candoco Dance Company is thrilled to announce details of its 30th anniversary season. Delayed due to the effects of the pandemic, the season will include new commissions, digital work, and international projects and performances alongside the company’s UK touring programme.

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The Argonauts – This film is not the show

The Argonauts Works

In June 2019, a group of disabled and non-disabled performers from the South Caucasus and Ukraine started rehearsals for a show that would become The Argonauts.

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Royal Opera House to stream The Lost Thing on new Learning Platform

Jungle scene with creature in background reaching up from knees. Boy using wheelchair downstage looks amazed.

The Lost Thing Works

The Lost Thing is now available to stream online with Royal Opera House's new Learning Platform

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'While the fluidity of motion makes it all seem simple, we're actually watching a complex human geometry unfold.'
The Stage on 'Set and Reset/ Reset', 2016.

Set and Reset/ Reset Works