DESTINATIONS
Saturday 21 February 2015, 7.30pm macrobert, Stirling
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HELLO & WELCOME I’d like to take this opportunity to welcome you to this year’s Destinations 2015. We’ve been rolling out the nationwide YDance Routes programme for the last 4 years and are delighted to be celebrating the wealth of youth dance talent we have in Scotland at macrobert tonight. We had a fantastic response to our call out for groups and selected 15 to perform for you alongside our own National Youth Dance Company of Scotland. Groups have travelled from as far afield as Aberdeen, Cardross, Dundee, Edinburgh, Falkirk, Glasgow, Greenock, Inverness, Lochgilphead, Paisley, Stirling & Taynuilt to be with you tonight. National dance programmes like YDance Routes are essential for our young dancers which is why we are so grateful for the ongoing support from Cashback for Creativity which funds the YDance Routes programme of work and funding from Time to Shine for Destinations. The opportunity to meet, dance and perform with other young people from the length and breadth of Scotland is an invaluable experience that not only motivates and inspires every one of the participants, but spreads out to their communities, motivating their friends and families as well. All of the young people dancing tonight have had a different YDance Routes experience. For some it is the first time they’ve been part of Destinations and performed on a stage, others are back for a second or third year while some participants have also taken part in the workshops and creative sessions that make up Connections. After the success of the first Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival in July 2014, which brought together 400 young dancers from 11 different Commonwealth countries, we’re continuing our commitment to inspire, develop and showcase Scotland’s thriving youth dance community - your support is a huge part of this. I hope you enjoy tonights performance and don’t forget to enter our prize draw to win a Champagne Afternoon Tea for 2 at Glasgow’s Hilton Hotel - sign up at our stall in the macrobert foyer.
Anna Kenrick YDance Artistic Director
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THE PROGRAMME
RIGHT2DANCE YOUTH COMPANY
right2dance is a community dance company based in Paisley, Renfrewshire. The Youth Company was established in 2010 and offers opportunities for dancers aged 13 - 18 years to develop their technical, choreographic and performance skills. Throughout the last year the group has worked with guest tutors, performed at Go Dance in the Theatre Royal, Glasgow and the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival. Title: Drawn In Choreography: Aileen Palombo, Joanne Garbutt and dancers Music: Firestarter (instrumental) (Prodigy), Everybody wants to rule the world (Lorde) Dancers: Andi Brogan, Olivia Cowle, Beth Gildea, Amie Hendry, Chloe Kearney, Grier MacBeth, Stacey McDevitt, Briege McEntee, Iona McEntee, Lisa McLachlan, Rosie Mair, Victoria Potts, Sam Reid & Kharis Shearer
BALLET WEST YOUNG PERFORMERS
Ballet West is currently a centre for excellence for dance training in Scotland. The school offers higher education qualifications, an extensive outreach programmme and provides students with a unique learning experience within the beautiful setting of Argyll. The primary emphasis is on classical ballet performance but students study other dance styles such as contemporary and jazz. The school offers BA (Hons) Dance in conjunction with Northumbria University, preparing dancers for working in the performing arts. Strong is a contemporary dance that features some of the 70 students currently studying full-time at the school. Title: Choreography: Music: Dancers:
Strong Martin Fenton Strong (London Grammar) Emma Bingham, Katherine Blyth, Issac Bowry, Emily Corbitt, Christiana Georgiou, Meroula Hondrou, Caroline Le, Holly McDonald, Owen Moris, Emma Thomas & Oscar Ward
MACROBERT YOUTH DANCE COMPANY (MYDC)
Macrobert Youth Dance Company (MYDC) are an innovative group of young dancers who create new dance pieces, collaborate with other groups and perform in venues across Scotland. MYDC form an integral part of macrobert arts centre’s creative learning programme whose ambition is to create high quality, original, contemporary dance work. Recently MYDC collaborated with Scottish Dance Theatre Youth Dance Company, Citymoves’ Fusion and Dalriada in the performance project ‘71 Dancers’ in which they created a new dance piece with choreographer Joan Clevillé. This toured across Scotland to venues including Dundee Rep Theatre, Theatre Royal Glasgow and macrobert arts centre. Title: Aftermath Choreography: Chrissie Jamieson-Ardill and MYDC Music: Parks (Fourtet), Reason is treason (Kasabian) Dancers: Aimee Bird, Erin Clarke, Jenna Davidson, Lisa Little, Eilidh Mackinson, Emma Mackinson, Tessa Morrison, Ellen Pritchard & Poppy Sexton
FALKIRK YOUTH DANCE COMPANY
Falkirk Youth Dance Company is an auditioned company working in partnership with Falkirk Community Trust. The company is only in it’s first year. Within the last year they have had lots of great performance opportunities like performing as part of The Queens Baton Relay at The Falkirk Wheel and in Helix Park. They have also had great opportunities to perform as a flagship company at many Falkirk Community Trust events including their annual Active Schools Awards. The Company is made up of around twenty high school pupils from around Falkirk. Title: What Do You Expect? Choreography: Zoe Thomson and dancers Music: Writer (James Landa), Samskeyti (Sigur Ros), Tiger rhythm (Surkin) Dancers: Annaleesa Bailey, Rhiannon Mackay, Skye Mackay, Amy Matheson, Jorgie Mills, Erin Pringle, Amy Ritchie, Chloe Sneddon, Ellie Wilson, Lauren Wilson & Zoe Wilson
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THE PROGRAMME
UNUSUAL SUSPECTS
Based at Dance Base, Unusual Suspects is an all-male group from high schools across Edinburgh. They were established in 2012 through Get Scotland Dancing. The dancers, from a street dance and skate boarding background, tend to combine styles in their performances. The group have performed at Big Dance Edinburgh, The Legacy 2014 launch, YDance Routes Connections and Destinations, The Great Big Dance Show, Light Night and The Dance Base Christmas Show. Title: Choreography: Music: Dancers:
8 Step Allan Irvine and the group Sling the decks (The Crystal Method) Phil Austin, Matthew Blackebell, James Gihooly, Mwambi Kachale, Fraser Lennie, Wilf Magnusson, Otto Neckel, Daniel Scotland & Dylan Williamson
GLASGOW YOUTH DANCE COMPANY (GYDC)
Founded in 2013 by Dance House Glasgow in partnership with YDance, GYDC is a contemporary dance company for talented young people aged 14 - 18 from Glasgow. The company rehearses weekly, giving dancers the opportunity to develop and hone technical, choreographic and performance skills. GYDC were delighted to be selected to perform at the first Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival in their home city in July 2014. Recent performances also include the Get Scotland Dancing Stage at Merchant City Festival and performing to a full, live orchestra at The Gadfly Project as part of Go Dance (2014) at Theatre Royal, Glasgow. www.dancehouse.org Title: The Patterns of Memory Choreography: Rob Heaslip Music: A new error (Moderat) Dancers: Nicola Aitken, Jay Allan, Rachel Ashmead, Andrea Callaghan, Jennifer Dempsey, Murrin Donegan, Iona Fraser, Erin Gallagher, Daisy Jones, Niamh Keane, Eva McCluskey, Brooklyn Simpson & Erin Smith
IHAYAMI FUSION
SCOTTISH DANCE THEATRE YOUTH COMPANY
Title: Daybreak Choreography: Priya Shrikumar Music: Alarippu (Priya Vandana), Daybreak (Nitin Sawhney) Dancers: Esthita Danduri, Anjali Jayanty, Alysha Loomba, Akshita Nagaraj, Pallavi Nair, Siri Nallapati & Maithili Vijayakumar
Title: 71 Dancers Reloaded Choreography: Joan Clevillé Music: Original score (Quee McArthur featuring voices of the performers) Dancers: Isla Archibald, Rhian Davidson, Rosie Dignan, Eilidh Guthrie, Leanne Kinnear, Ben MacDermid, Taine McKinstray, Mia Stenhouse & Naomi Watt
Ihayami Fusion is a group of young dancers who are enthusiastic about Indian classical dance. This Edinburgh-based group have been learning Bharatanatyam under Priya Shrikumar and Jayan Kumar for 3 - 6 years, and have performed at various festivals and events. Ihayami Fusion is supported by Dance Ihayami who explore and expand the boundaries of Indian classical dance, ‘fusing’ it with influences of other forms of dance and movement (both Indian and Western) and music. Ihayami Fusion are keen to experiment with use of different music styles, and work with different choreographers to incorporate new and fresh ideas.
71 Dancers Reloaded is inspired by the celebration of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Originally created in June 2014, the work brought together dancers from all over Scotland, who collaborated with Dundee-based Choreographer Joan Clevillé and composer Quee MacArthur. In this new version of the piece, the dancers of SDT Youth Company have worked together to devise a dance that talks about what matters to them: their dreams, their worries, their hopes...or their favourite dish! The name of the work refers to the 71 nations which took part in the Commonwealth Games.
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THE PROGRAMME Photo: Brian Hartley
SCOTTISH BALLET YOUTH COLLECTIVE 3
BEACON YOUTH DANCE COMPANY (BYDC)
Title: Second Trial Choreography: Inspired by Scottish Ballet’s The Crucible and recreated by Scottish Ballet Youth Collective dancers. Music: Original score (Alan Bryden) Dancers: Lucy Borrie, Francesca Calder, Charley Chochran, Joy Fitzpatrick, Vendela Gebbie, Zoe Gilchrist, Victoria Groom, Rachel Kelly, Catriona O’Connor & Megan Woods
Title: Fool’s Paradise Choreography: Gail Sneddon Music: Unlightend (Senking), Hermann-polka (Strauss), Violence (Andy Scott) Dancers: Ewan Barker, Niahmh Gemmill, Rebecca Gregg, Chiara Hope, Lisa McDonald, James McDonald, Joanne Murdoch, Tayla Webb, Hollie Williams & Rachel Yeomans
Scottish Ballet Youth Collective 3 is a performance company for talented dancers aged 15 - 21. The company rehearse weekly in a professional environment at Scottish Ballet’s purpose-built headquarters at Tramway in Glasgow, where they develop a combination of ballet and contemporary techniques, work on choreography and participate in exciting performance opportunities. SBYC participants work with a variety of professional choreographers and musicians and are offered special opportunities with Scottish Ballet such as visits to company rehearsals and masterclasses.
FUSION YOUTH DANCE COMPANY
Fusion Youth Dance Company offers talented young dancers the opportunity to participate in the creation, production and performance of the contemporary dance works. Based at Citymoves Dance Agency, Aberdeen, the group has recently worked with KaST Dance Company and Joss Arnott. Last year, Fusion performed at the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival in Glasgow where they had the opportunity to show their work and meet young dancers from all over the world. The current company has been working together since September and has worked creatively with the choreographer to make this piece. Title: What’s Our Story? Choreography: Sara Kemal and dancers Music: Crucifixion voices (Terry Riley), Balkan dance (Cracow Klezmer Band) Dancers: Bethany Cockrill, Melissa Heywood, Xyanthea Jessamine, Morbheinn Nicol, Annie Paine, Phoebe Rennie, Mitchell Sinclair & Jemma Stein
Beacon Arts Centre, Inverclyde, is home to the newly formed and creatively bold, Beacon Youth Dance Company (BYDC). BYDC is open and inclusive of all young people aged 14 - 21. Artistic Director Gail Sneddon devises and delivers a range of workshops which encourage company members to explore a variety of contemporary dance and physical theatre techniques. This process inspires the members to develop their own choreographic talents. BYDC regularly perform at The Beacon. National performances include the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival, Tramway and Go Dance, Theatre Royal.
BARROWLAND YOUTH COMPANY
Barrowland Youth Company is a creatively daring and adventurous contemporary dance theatre company based in Glasgow and led by dance artists Jade Adamson and Kai-wen Chuang, working with choreographer Natasha Gilmore. Their young dancers learn exciting new skills and forge links with the professional world of dance and theatre. The Youth Company has performed at the Emirates Arena, Theatre Royal and in the Cultural Programme 2014 project, The River. Barrowland Youth Company is free to attend thanks to the funding of the Robertson Trust. Title: Choreography: Music: Dancers:
Dreamswept Jade Adamson and dancers What do you want here? (Gareth Griffiths) Catherine Barbour, Jennifer Bruce, Murrin Donegan, Maura Geddes Armstrong, Antonia Graham, Eva McCluskey, Erin McKeown, Eve Romero Dower, Jodie Taylor & Laura Thomson
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THE PROGRAMME
EDEN COURT YOUNG DANCE COMPANY
Eden Court Young Dance Company re-auditions every year to provide an opportunity for young dancers from across the Highlands to work more intensively and to experience working as a company. This year’s company has many new members coming from Alness, Cromarty, Nairn, Evanton, Invergordon, Drumnadrochit and Inverness. And for the first time we have a male company member. The dancers have varied sport and dancing backgrounds including ballet, disco, street, highland, gymnastics and rugby. Strengths: Creativity and commitment. Weaknesses: Sausage rolls and chatting. Title: Choreography: Music: Dancers:
Who me? Louise Marshall Lev’s freilachs (Moishe’s Bagel) Jade Barrow, Dan Corr, Mairi Keen, Mia MacKenzie, Katie Manson, Rachael Marr, Sarah McCann, Erin Smith, Emilia Stewart, Gemma Williamson & Carly-Jade Young
DALRIADA
Dalriada Youth Dance Company is a group of enthusiastic and talented youth dancers from Argyll who attend the Mid-Argyll Community Dance School. The group emerged in 2010 when they took part in a year long project entitled “Lost” in which they developed creative and choreographic material into a 15 minute piece. This was subsequently peformed at the Great Big Dance Show in Dundee. The group meets every 2 months for an intensive weekend of workshops to focus on technique, creativity and choreography. The group has so far largely focused on contemporary styles, however their most recent work being shown at Destinations delves into some other talents from the girls. Long may this exploration continue.
THE HONEYS
Honey Joseph trains at Urbaniks Street Skool of Dance and she started choreographing on her own crew, ‘The Honeys’, at the tender age of 13. Her Street Dance choreography has won The Honeys many regional titles as well as qualifying for the finals of The World Street Dance Championships for 3 consecutive years. Title: The Honeys Choreography: Honey Joseph Music: Freaks (French Montana), Showgirl (Bluey Robinson), What I might do (Ben Pearce), Twerk It (Busta Rhymes), I just cant deny (Blue Eyes), Bounce (Iggy Azalea), Uptown funk (Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars) Dancers: Cara Beaton, Eilidh Beaton, Erin Donnelly, Rachael Donnelly, Honey Joseph, Nicola McFall, Isla Nicholson & Holly Watson
NATIONAL YOUTH DANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND
YDance created this flagship company following the success of Project Y, to showcase Scotland’s best young dancers. Auditions take place annually and the company work together for a year - meeting monthly to explore, create and rehearse with Anna Kenrick (YDance Artistic Director) and build technical, creative and performance skills. “Stuck In My Throat” is the latest piece by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland. This dark, pulsating and evocative piece asks questions regarding freedom of speech, conformity and human responsibility. “A caged bird stands on the graves of dreams, his shadows shout on a nightmare scream, his wings are clipped and his feet are tied, so he opens his throat to sing” - Maya Angelou Title: Stuck In My Throat Choreography: Anna Kenrick Music: Inertia (David Paul Jones & mixed by WarrenK) Dancers: Katelyn Bedford, Rebecca Bennie, Samuel Burkett, Molly Danter, Anna Dighero, Shannon Dray, Taylor Han, Jessica Ho, Rachel Laird, Anna McSorley, Eilidh Patterson, Kieran Shannon & Jay Yule
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Title: One of a Kind Choreography: Joan Clevillé Music: Quickstep tribal (Accordian Tribe), Waltz for Sandy (Accordian Tribe) Dancers: Rachel Bolwell, Lauren Crowley, Fiona Cupples, Isla Fowler, Eve Maxwell, Sioned Phillips, Morwen
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MORE ABOUT YDANCE Developing Talent Catalyst, a new project for 2015, is establishing youth dance companies for young people aged 12 to 18 in 4 areas with little or no youth dance activity. Jump In is also working to develop youth dance activities in areas with limited provision, in this case with young people aged between 7 and 11 in schools and community groups. The project will create sustainable youth dance groups in 3 areas of Scotland. Hothouse is a choreographic residency project inspiring the choreographers of tomorrow delivered in partnership with Scottish Ballet. Project Y is a summer performance training programme for talented young dancers aged 12 to 21. There are 2 different strands to the project which are tailored to the skills and age of the participants: - Performance Course (4 week programme) - For 16 to 21 year olds 6 July to 1 August 2015 at Anniesland College, Glasgow Applications close 27 February 2015 - Foundation Course (1 week programme) - For 12 to 18 year olds 6 - 10 July 2015 - Greenock 13 - 17 July 2015 - Stirling 27 - 31 July 2015 - Aberdeen Applications open 21 February 2015 National Youth Dance Company of Scotland is YDance’s flagship youth dance company for some of Scotland’s very best young dancers. The Company has performed as part of a number of high profile national and international events including the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival, Glasgow 2014’s Live Zone at Glasgow Green, U.Dance at the Southbank Centre (2012), U.Dance (2013 & 2014), Glasgow’s Merchant City Festival, the Olympic Torch Event and the 2012 Peebles Festival of Youth Arts.
Education YDance supports delivery of the Curriculum For Excellence through Career Long Professional Learning (CLPL) , workshop programmes and resources. We deliver fun and creative workshops in schools, colleges and universities across Scotland covering a number of different subjects, interdisciplinary combinations and SQA qualifications in dance. CLPL training is offered in 2 different ways - ‘Come To Us’ or ‘Bring Us In’ offering sessions for a range of age groups, styles and subjects.
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YDance also offers resources created especially to support the delivery of dance in education and is developing a short postgraduate course designed for qualified teachers to develop the core fundamentals of dance education within the Curriculum for Excellence (ages 3 to 14) - in partnership with the University of Glasgow.
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Visit www.ydance.org for a full list of upcoming Career Long Professional Learning Training Days starting in April 2015.
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MORE ABOUT YDANCE Participation YDance provide a range of inspiring, inclusive and appropriate creative dance experiences for children and young people across Scotland. This ranges from collaborative stand-alone projects to national programmes. YDance Active is part of the nationwide Active Girls Project that YDance is delivering in partnership with Sportscotland supporting girls in both school and community settings to become more physically active through dance. The Programme offers: - One day Dance Workshops in secondary schools during curriculum time to inspire and motivate teenage girls to become more physically active through dance - The opportunity for girls (13 and over) to apply for a place on a 4/5 day intensive Award in Dance Leadership course YDance Active aims to train a qualified Dance Leader for every participating school who can help support an extra-curricular dance programme within their school or local community. A variety of workshops and CLPL sessions are also offered to the staff and volunteer workforce through the YDance Active Workforce Development Programme in order to create more opportunities for teenage girls to dance and to help support qualified dance leaders in their new roles. A Digital Hub has also been created offering a range of videos, lesson plans and other resources to provide ongoing support to these young Dance Leaders through the YDance website. Follow the YDance Active journey online with #YDanceActive
YDANCE STAFF
Carolyn Lappin Anna Kenrick Yvonne Young Katie McCorkindale Denise McLeod Gaynor Milne Katrina Moohan Lauren Quigley Laura Smith Emma Smith
Executive Director Artistic Director Assistant Director Development Officer Office Administrator Projects Co-ordinator Marketing Officer Administrative Assistant Dance Development Officer BBC Fellow
This position is funded by the BBC Performing Arts Fund
YDANCE ACTIVE Lisa Yip Sarah Smith Kelly Shearer Caroline Burnside Jo Clark Gillian Smith
YDANCE BOARD Project Director (Mat. Leave) Acting Project Director Senior Dance Worker Dance Worker Dance Worker Dance Worker
Zoe Van Zwanenberg (Chair) Ian Dewar (Treasurer) Michelle Borland Marc Brew Alan Busby Carolyn Lappin Matthew Lowther Anne McEwan Sue Mitchell Rab Murray
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FOR DESTINATIONS
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More information about all YDance opportunities and projects can be found online
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FUNDERS & SUPPORTERS Thank you to our funders & supporters “The Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival was a life changing experience for all of us, and the warmth, the hospitality and the love that was showered upon us made us never want to leave.” Aparna Nagesh, High Kicks All Girls Dance Ensemble, Chennai, India
“I wanted to send you congratulations on the massive achievement of the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival. The performances were brilliant - such a variety of work all demonstrating the commitment, focus and passion of the young dancers. I am sure the experience of participating will be one that all the dancers will remember for years to come. I am aware of what a mammoth undertaking it was for YDance and how hard the entire team worked to pull it off. You did Scotland proud!” Anita Clark, Portfolio Manger, Creative Scotland
“On behalf of the Canadian Youth Dance Theatre group I would like to say thank you for having us, highlighting us and taking care of us while we were in Glasgow. For some our members and their parents it was their first ever travel/ performance opportunity. Let’s do it again, let’s shine, let’s represent, let’s dance!” Andrea Douglas, Children & Youth Dance Theatre of Toronto Toronto, Canada
“Our partnership with YDance offered real benefits to us, encouraging new listeners from Glasgow, Scotland and beyond and spreading the word about Awaz FM to new audiences. We had the chance to come into contact with the talented young people involved in the Festival and share their stories with our listeners in the run up to and during the event. We look forward to continuing our relationship with YDance.”
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FUNDERS & SUPPORTERS “Your legendary Scottish hospitality will not be forgotten and your extraordinary organisational skills in bringing together so many young artists to accomplish so much in so brief a time was a wonder to behold.” Michael deConinck Smith Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre Toronto, Canada
“The Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival marked a perfect start to an unprecedented summer in Glasgow and we were really pleased to help support such a dynamic and captivating event” Adrian Varma, Partnerships Manager for Virgin Trains, CYDF Sponsor
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