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It’s with a heavy heart that yesterday was the final dance performances of The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance.
I couldn’t be there in person but wanted to mark the occasion.
I remember so clearly when Kim, our wonderful ballet teacher, asked us to write a vision for ourselves, what we wanted for our future in 1 year, 3 years, and 7 years’ time. Well, it’s been 15 years now, and I feel like those dreams, even through a different path than I first imagined, are still being lived so fruitfully.
The Space, where I walked past this sign each morning for four years of my life. I feel so lucky to have been there. It was a space where so many amazing experiences were had, challenges, joys, laughter, tears, sweat, blood, bruises, moments of growing up and learning to be an artist happened.
A space where all of our teachers gave so much of their hearts and knowledge, empowering us through rigorous and incredible training, and showing us what we were capable of achieving. A space that exuded the power of dance and performance.
All the work we created and performed on that beautiful stage, the huge array of classes from lecturers, guest artists, and teachers, and how much we all gave to it.
The best friends, who are still in my life, and those I’m still privileged enough to work with today.
I remember I couldn’t stop crying on the final night of our BA performances. How much I was moved by my time there. I was so ready to go out and be the artist I’d dreamed of becoming, but I was leaving my home.
It’s the end of an era, and incredibly sad that Scotland has lost its only place to train in contemporary dance. But this space and its impact will live on through all the generations of students who passed through its inspiring doors and, for me, through the people I will continue to create work with and teach, hopefully for the next 15 years and beyond!
Viva The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance! Dance in Scotland will forever be grateful for, and inspired by, this beautiful space.
To all my teachers, please know the profound impact you had on me and the fabric of dance in Scotland 💛
It’s with a heavy heart that yesterday was the final dance performances of The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance.
I couldn’t be there in person but wanted to mark the occasion.
I remember so clearly when Kim, our wonderful ballet teacher, asked us to write a vision for ourselves, what we wanted for our future in 1 year, 3 years, and 7 years’ time. Well, it’s been 15 years now, and I feel like those dreams, even through a different path than I first imagined, are still being lived so fruitfully.
The Space, where I walked past this sign each morning for four years of my life. I feel so lucky to have been there. It was a space where so many amazing experiences were had, challenges, joys, laughter, tears, sweat, blood, bruises, moments of growing up and learning to be an artist happened.
A space where all of our teachers gave so much of their hearts and knowledge, empowering us through rigorous and incredible training, and showing us what we were capable of achieving. A space that exuded the power of dance and performance.
All the work we created and performed on that beautiful stage, the huge array of classes from lecturers, guest artists, and teachers, and how much we all gave to it.
The best friends, who are still in my life, and those I’m still privileged enough to work with today.
I remember I couldn’t stop crying on the final night of our BA performances. How much I was moved by my time there. I was so ready to go out and be the artist I’d dreamed of becoming, but I was leaving my home.
It’s the end of an era, and incredibly sad that Scotland has lost its only place to train in contemporary dance. But this space and its impact will live on through all the generations of students who passed through its inspiring doors and, for me, through the people I will continue to create work with and teach, hopefully for the next 15 years and beyond!
Viva The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance! Dance in Scotland will forever be grateful for, and inspired by, this beautiful space.
To all my teachers, please know the profound impact you had on me and the fabric of dance in Scotland 💛
It’s with a heavy heart that yesterday was the final dance performances of The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance.
I couldn’t be there in person but wanted to mark the occasion.
I remember so clearly when Kim, our wonderful ballet teacher, asked us to write a vision for ourselves, what we wanted for our future in 1 year, 3 years, and 7 years’ time. Well, it’s been 15 years now, and I feel like those dreams, even through a different path than I first imagined, are still being lived so fruitfully.
The Space, where I walked past this sign each morning for four years of my life. I feel so lucky to have been there. It was a space where so many amazing experiences were had, challenges, joys, laughter, tears, sweat, blood, bruises, moments of growing up and learning to be an artist happened.
A space where all of our teachers gave so much of their hearts and knowledge, empowering us through rigorous and incredible training, and showing us what we were capable of achieving. A space that exuded the power of dance and performance.
All the work we created and performed on that beautiful stage, the huge array of classes from lecturers, guest artists, and teachers, and how much we all gave to it.
The best friends, who are still in my life, and those I’m still privileged enough to work with today.
I remember I couldn’t stop crying on the final night of our BA performances. How much I was moved by my time there. I was so ready to go out and be the artist I’d dreamed of becoming, but I was leaving my home.
It’s the end of an era, and incredibly sad that Scotland has lost its only place to train in contemporary dance. But this space and its impact will live on through all the generations of students who passed through its inspiring doors and, for me, through the people I will continue to create work with and teach, hopefully for the next 15 years and beyond!
Viva The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance! Dance in Scotland will forever be grateful for, and inspired by, this beautiful space.
To all my teachers, please know the profound impact you had on me and the fabric of dance in Scotland 💛
It’s with a heavy heart that yesterday was the final dance performances of The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance.
I couldn’t be there in person but wanted to mark the occasion.
I remember so clearly when Kim, our wonderful ballet teacher, asked us to write a vision for ourselves, what we wanted for our future in 1 year, 3 years, and 7 years’ time. Well, it’s been 15 years now, and I feel like those dreams, even through a different path than I first imagined, are still being lived so fruitfully.
The Space, where I walked past this sign each morning for four years of my life. I feel so lucky to have been there. It was a space where so many amazing experiences were had, challenges, joys, laughter, tears, sweat, blood, bruises, moments of growing up and learning to be an artist happened.
A space where all of our teachers gave so much of their hearts and knowledge, empowering us through rigorous and incredible training, and showing us what we were capable of achieving. A space that exuded the power of dance and performance.
All the work we created and performed on that beautiful stage, the huge array of classes from lecturers, guest artists, and teachers, and how much we all gave to it.
The best friends, who are still in my life, and those I’m still privileged enough to work with today.
I remember I couldn’t stop crying on the final night of our BA performances. How much I was moved by my time there. I was so ready to go out and be the artist I’d dreamed of becoming, but I was leaving my home.
It’s the end of an era, and incredibly sad that Scotland has lost its only place to train in contemporary dance. But this space and its impact will live on through all the generations of students who passed through its inspiring doors and, for me, through the people I will continue to create work with and teach, hopefully for the next 15 years and beyond!
Viva The Scottish School of Contemporary Dance! Dance in Scotland will forever be grateful for, and inspired by, this beautiful space.
To all my teachers, please know the profound impact you had on me and the fabric of dance in Scotland 💛
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️🪩🥳
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
📸 @paul_watt_photography
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
Afterglow by Tess Letham ⭐️
Performed by the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland.
Catch them live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 9–16 August at @dancebase.
🎬 @lewislandini
Creative Team
Choreographer: @tessletham
Rehearsal Director: @katie_armstrong_projects
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: @victoria_brown_costume
“I would like the audience to go away with this feeling that we can never truly strive for perfection as a society, because the most important thing is a collective sense of community.”
The National Youth Dance Company of Scotland’s choreographer Tess Letham (@tessletham) shares insights into her new work, Afterglow, and the creative process behind the piece.
Tour Dates:
21 March – Destinations 2026, Beacon Arts Centre (@thebeaconarts)
24–26 April – Jõhvi Dance Festival, Estonia (@johvikontserdimaja)
3–5 July – U.Dance National Festival, Tramway (@glasgowtramway)
7–16 August – Edinburgh Fringe Festival (@edfringe)
Creative Team:
Choreographer: Tess Letham
Rehearsal Director: Katie Armstrong
Dance Artist: Gillian McKechnie
Lighting: Simon Gane
Costumes: Victoria Brown
Off-Season
My heart is full to the brim after spending the first few months of 2026 creating with @scottishdancetheatre
It has been so joyfully challenging, a process that has taken me to new depths of my practice. To challenge ways of making work, ways of performing work, how to hold spaces for artists to practise spontaneity, vulnerability and new facets of performance.
Making work fully discovered through improvisation was gorgeous and frustrating, exciting and exposing. It has been one of the biggest journeys as a choreographer to figure out what this was going to be!
Off-Season feels bold, bizarre, and very human at its core. And I love it dearly 💛
It has met its first audiences exactly as I would have wished and more! With laughter, lightheartedness and curiosity.
Molly, Ben, Karla, Maya, Pauline, Massimo, Mitch, Paulina and Kassi - thank you for your deep investment, playfulness and for taking this wild and wonderful trip with me!
I’ve never laughed so much every day in the studio with these wonderful people and been continually surprised by what they brought to the room.
To Cleo - for the beautiful design and making of these glorious costumes. I’m so proud of you.
To Michaella - for the wonderful lighting! Pink! Yes please. Haha you know me well. You always make everything shine!
To Tom, who was there as a huge support through it all! And for a short stint - Stefi!
To Joan and everyone at SDT, thank you for your support, care and belief.
Off-Season is out on tour as part of Scottish Roots triple bill 👇
Go check it out if you can!
18th March – Johnstone Town Hall, Paisley
20th March – Ardrishaig Public Hall, Argyll
25th March – Dunvegan Community Hall, Skye
26th March – Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Skye
28th March – The Byre Theatre, St Andrews
#scottishdancetheatre #scottishchoreographer
#danceperformance #danceimprovisation #danceinscotland
Images by Tiu Makkonen
Off-Season
My heart is full to the brim after spending the first few months of 2026 creating with @scottishdancetheatre
It has been so joyfully challenging, a process that has taken me to new depths of my practice. To challenge ways of making work, ways of performing work, how to hold spaces for artists to practise spontaneity, vulnerability and new facets of performance.
Making work fully discovered through improvisation was gorgeous and frustrating, exciting and exposing. It has been one of the biggest journeys as a choreographer to figure out what this was going to be!
Off-Season feels bold, bizarre, and very human at its core. And I love it dearly 💛
It has met its first audiences exactly as I would have wished and more! With laughter, lightheartedness and curiosity.
Molly, Ben, Karla, Maya, Pauline, Massimo, Mitch, Paulina and Kassi - thank you for your deep investment, playfulness and for taking this wild and wonderful trip with me!
I’ve never laughed so much every day in the studio with these wonderful people and been continually surprised by what they brought to the room.
To Cleo - for the beautiful design and making of these glorious costumes. I’m so proud of you.
To Michaella - for the wonderful lighting! Pink! Yes please. Haha you know me well. You always make everything shine!
To Tom, who was there as a huge support through it all! And for a short stint - Stefi!
To Joan and everyone at SDT, thank you for your support, care and belief.
Off-Season is out on tour as part of Scottish Roots triple bill 👇
Go check it out if you can!
18th March – Johnstone Town Hall, Paisley
20th March – Ardrishaig Public Hall, Argyll
25th March – Dunvegan Community Hall, Skye
26th March – Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Skye
28th March – The Byre Theatre, St Andrews
#scottishdancetheatre #scottishchoreographer
#danceperformance #danceimprovisation #danceinscotland
Images by Tiu Makkonen
Off-Season
My heart is full to the brim after spending the first few months of 2026 creating with @scottishdancetheatre
It has been so joyfully challenging, a process that has taken me to new depths of my practice. To challenge ways of making work, ways of performing work, how to hold spaces for artists to practise spontaneity, vulnerability and new facets of performance.
Making work fully discovered through improvisation was gorgeous and frustrating, exciting and exposing. It has been one of the biggest journeys as a choreographer to figure out what this was going to be!
Off-Season feels bold, bizarre, and very human at its core. And I love it dearly 💛
It has met its first audiences exactly as I would have wished and more! With laughter, lightheartedness and curiosity.
Molly, Ben, Karla, Maya, Pauline, Massimo, Mitch, Paulina and Kassi - thank you for your deep investment, playfulness and for taking this wild and wonderful trip with me!
I’ve never laughed so much every day in the studio with these wonderful people and been continually surprised by what they brought to the room.
To Cleo - for the beautiful design and making of these glorious costumes. I’m so proud of you.
To Michaella - for the wonderful lighting! Pink! Yes please. Haha you know me well. You always make everything shine!
To Tom, who was there as a huge support through it all! And for a short stint - Stefi!
To Joan and everyone at SDT, thank you for your support, care and belief.
Off-Season is out on tour as part of Scottish Roots triple bill 👇
Go check it out if you can!
18th March – Johnstone Town Hall, Paisley
20th March – Ardrishaig Public Hall, Argyll
25th March – Dunvegan Community Hall, Skye
26th March – Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Skye
28th March – The Byre Theatre, St Andrews
#scottishdancetheatre #scottishchoreographer
#danceperformance #danceimprovisation #danceinscotland
Images by Tiu Makkonen
Off-Season
My heart is full to the brim after spending the first few months of 2026 creating with @scottishdancetheatre
It has been so joyfully challenging, a process that has taken me to new depths of my practice. To challenge ways of making work, ways of performing work, how to hold spaces for artists to practise spontaneity, vulnerability and new facets of performance.
Making work fully discovered through improvisation was gorgeous and frustrating, exciting and exposing. It has been one of the biggest journeys as a choreographer to figure out what this was going to be!
Off-Season feels bold, bizarre, and very human at its core. And I love it dearly 💛
It has met its first audiences exactly as I would have wished and more! With laughter, lightheartedness and curiosity.
Molly, Ben, Karla, Maya, Pauline, Massimo, Mitch, Paulina and Kassi - thank you for your deep investment, playfulness and for taking this wild and wonderful trip with me!
I’ve never laughed so much every day in the studio with these wonderful people and been continually surprised by what they brought to the room.
To Cleo - for the beautiful design and making of these glorious costumes. I’m so proud of you.
To Michaella - for the wonderful lighting! Pink! Yes please. Haha you know me well. You always make everything shine!
To Tom, who was there as a huge support through it all! And for a short stint - Stefi!
To Joan and everyone at SDT, thank you for your support, care and belief.
Off-Season is out on tour as part of Scottish Roots triple bill 👇
Go check it out if you can!
18th March – Johnstone Town Hall, Paisley
20th March – Ardrishaig Public Hall, Argyll
25th March – Dunvegan Community Hall, Skye
26th March – Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Skye
28th March – The Byre Theatre, St Andrews
#scottishdancetheatre #scottishchoreographer
#danceperformance #danceimprovisation #danceinscotland
Images by Tiu Makkonen
"I would encourage people to come to this work with a sense of light-heartedness, not seeking a specific narrative"
Choreographer Tess Letham (@tessletham) talks about her new work, Off-Season, and the creative process bringing this performance to life.
Off-Season is part of the Scottish Roots Triple Bill.
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TOUR DATES
12 March — Canvas, Dundee (World Premiere) (@canvasdundee)
13 March — Lifegate, Dundee (FREE)
14 March — Pitlochry Festival Theatre (@pitlochryft)
18 March — Johnstone Town Hall (@PaisleyTownHall @PaisleyArtsCentre)
20 March — Ardrishaig Public Hall, Argyll
25 March — Dunvegan Community Hall, Skye
26 March — Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Skye (@sabhalmorostaig)
28 March — The Byre Theatre, St. Andrews (@byretheatre)
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CREATIVE TEAM
Off-Season
Choreography Tess Letham in collaboration with the performers
Costume Design Cleo McCabe (@cleorosecostume)
Lighting Design Michaella Fee (@mikkafee)
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Video created by @alastairmorephotography
🇵🇸Yoga 4 Palestine - February 1st 🇵🇸
✨Vinyasa Flow✨
⏰3-4pm
📍@lilayogaedinburgh
I’ll be leading this practice as part of the full programme of diverse classes on offer from 9am - 9pm
Come join! 🧘🏼♀️
A booking link to all the classes at Lila can be found via the link in my bio.
Your donations will go to raise funds in support of Plant a Tree in Palestine and partners in the Al Masara farming community, south of Bethlehem in the West Bank. This project is part of the @scottish_psc Stop the JNF campaign
The event aims to raise funds to help the Al Masara community secure a vital piece of land situated strategically between the farming community and an encroaching illegal settlement on the opposite side of the valley. Gaining ownership of this land would represent a small but significant victory, helping to protect local livelihoods, strengthen food sovereignty, and preserve the connection between people and their land.
🍉 Free Palestine 🍉
#lilayogaedinburgh #Yoga4Palestine #YogaEdinburghCommunity
🇵🇸Yoga 4 Palestine - February 1st 🇵🇸
✨Vinyasa Flow✨
⏰3-4pm
📍@lilayogaedinburgh
I’ll be leading this practice as part of the full programme of diverse classes on offer from 9am - 9pm
Come join! 🧘🏼♀️
A booking link to all the classes at Lila can be found via the link in my bio.
Your donations will go to raise funds in support of Plant a Tree in Palestine and partners in the Al Masara farming community, south of Bethlehem in the West Bank. This project is part of the @scottish_psc Stop the JNF campaign
The event aims to raise funds to help the Al Masara community secure a vital piece of land situated strategically between the farming community and an encroaching illegal settlement on the opposite side of the valley. Gaining ownership of this land would represent a small but significant victory, helping to protect local livelihoods, strengthen food sovereignty, and preserve the connection between people and their land.
🍉 Free Palestine 🍉
#lilayogaedinburgh #Yoga4Palestine #YogaEdinburghCommunity
❄️ Next week’s lineup! ❄️
🌲Tess Letham
🌲Charlie Morrissey
🌲Eleanor Sikorski
Come to see these great performers at Roadhouse. Join us for the last Roadhouse of the year!
12th Dec, 7:30, Yorkshire Dance.
Ticket link in bio
📷 Tess by Chi Wai Cheung, Eleanor by Tim Dunk, Charlie by Jack Wallington
❄️ Next week’s lineup! ❄️
🌲Tess Letham
🌲Charlie Morrissey
🌲Eleanor Sikorski
Come to see these great performers at Roadhouse. Join us for the last Roadhouse of the year!
12th Dec, 7:30, Yorkshire Dance.
Ticket link in bio
📷 Tess by Chi Wai Cheung, Eleanor by Tim Dunk, Charlie by Jack Wallington
❄️ Next week’s lineup! ❄️
🌲Tess Letham
🌲Charlie Morrissey
🌲Eleanor Sikorski
Come to see these great performers at Roadhouse. Join us for the last Roadhouse of the year!
12th Dec, 7:30, Yorkshire Dance.
Ticket link in bio
📷 Tess by Chi Wai Cheung, Eleanor by Tim Dunk, Charlie by Jack Wallington
A Bold New Chapter
We’re thrilled to welcome Tess Letham as the new choreographer for the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland's 2025/26 season🙌🏼 Tess shares her vision for creating bold, inspiring work with Scotland’s next generation of dancers.
Read the full article via the link in our bio.
Exciting times ahead ✨
Applications are still open to be part of NYDCS - link in bio
📸
Image 1 : @solencollet
Image 2 : @amysineadphotography
Image 3 & 4 : @stillmotionarts
A Bold New Chapter
We’re thrilled to welcome Tess Letham as the new choreographer for the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland's 2025/26 season🙌🏼 Tess shares her vision for creating bold, inspiring work with Scotland’s next generation of dancers.
Read the full article via the link in our bio.
Exciting times ahead ✨
Applications are still open to be part of NYDCS - link in bio
📸
Image 1 : @solencollet
Image 2 : @amysineadphotography
Image 3 & 4 : @stillmotionarts
A Bold New Chapter
We’re thrilled to welcome Tess Letham as the new choreographer for the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland's 2025/26 season🙌🏼 Tess shares her vision for creating bold, inspiring work with Scotland’s next generation of dancers.
Read the full article via the link in our bio.
Exciting times ahead ✨
Applications are still open to be part of NYDCS - link in bio
📸
Image 1 : @solencollet
Image 2 : @amysineadphotography
Image 3 & 4 : @stillmotionarts
A Bold New Chapter
We’re thrilled to welcome Tess Letham as the new choreographer for the National Youth Dance Company of Scotland's 2025/26 season🙌🏼 Tess shares her vision for creating bold, inspiring work with Scotland’s next generation of dancers.
Read the full article via the link in our bio.
Exciting times ahead ✨
Applications are still open to be part of NYDCS - link in bio
📸
Image 1 : @solencollet
Image 2 : @amysineadphotography
Image 3 & 4 : @stillmotionarts
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
Only 2 chances left to see Harmony. 🌙
Her star may be fading… but the stars are rolling in from the reviewers
Catch What ever happened to Harmony Banks? before she retreats to the darkness again.
🎟 Tickets in bio
📍 Assembly @ Dance Base | 18:40
📸 image 3 @stuartarmitt
📷 all other images @stillmotionarts
#HarmonyBanks #Fringe2025 #DanceTheatre #AssemblyFestival #LastChances
★★★★★ CORRBLIMEY.UK
Tess Letham captures something in what ever happened to Harmony Banks which feels almost eerily of the moment.
★★★★ ALL EDINBURGH THEATRE
A pitch-perfect portrait of the toxicity of celebrity culture... pulsing out a spectacularly angular stadium-worthy routine to a power pop soundtrack and high-energy lighting.
Two more nights to catch Harmony Banks.
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