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“Turvey seems to be able to produce work which pays homage to a cherished space…..dance which remains relevant and thought-provoking’ Thom Shaw, Leeds Guide. |
Dance ProjectsChoreography in unusual places has brought exciting performances to surprised audiences. Picnic at Armley Mills
Performed in the grounds and building of the Museum at Armley, Picnic was a stunning visual feast with live music, 6 dancers in Edwardian underwear and a sulky angel. The surreal humour and the dancers' lively engagement, made Picnic an unexpected experience in this historic site and used the location to generate a magical dance performance. ‘Gerry Turvey can truly master space and she
has a unique ability to draw the audience into the experience of a place.’
June Gersten Roberts. Film maker and audience member. Deep Waters
Subject to Change
A choreographic response to Art works from the recent struggle in South Africa, performed at IZIKO National Gallery, Cape Town with Remix Dance Company. Fallen Angels
Leaving a Trace
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‘Gerry Turvey is pushing the boundaries of dance, she is carving out new space for dance in the use of outdoor public and alternative performance spaces.” Sarah Spanton /Dance Critic.
Fallen Angels @ Holy Trinity Church, Leeds. 2004
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