Details
When?
Tue 21 Oct 20257–7.50pm
Where?
stage@leedsUniversity of Leeds
Woodhouse Lane, Leeds
LS2 9JT
What?
Dance, PerformancePrices
Pay What You Can £2–£35Recommended price £25
Plus booking fees
Rinse is an intimate yet epic solo performance about the allure of new beginnings.
Dancer and choreographer Amrita Hepi weaves personal narratives with the history of colonialism, art, feminism and pop culture, and asks: is it possible to start again?
Hepi’s electric new performance, co-created with Mish Grigor, questions whether being on the brink of extinction—a series of endings of various kinds—has intensified the seduction of the past. With a dynamic improvisational score, Rinse expands Hepi’s fascination with hybridity under empire and contemporary dance’s fixation with the ‘neutral’ body.
This Bundjalung (Australia) and Ngāpuhi (Aotearoa/New Zealand) multidisciplinary artist unfolds her research through movement, celebrating dance as a place of memory and resistance.
Your Experience
What to expect
This is a seated performance within a theatre venue. The performance includes movement and sound.
Duration
50 mins
Language
English
Age guidance
14+
Content guidance
Contains haze, strobe and loud sound. There is also simulated blood, partial nudity, use of a toy firearm and some coarse language in the performance.
Getting here
Please note the Google map location for this venue is incorrect. The what three words location is accurate: effort/defeats/boats*
Head to the stage@leeds website for more information about getting to the venue.
There will be signage and volunteers on site to help direct you to the venue.
Access information
BSL
This show will be BSL interpreted.
Step free access
There is step free access to the event and there are accessible toilets at the venue.
Seating
The tiered seating is high-backed.
Rest area
A rest area is available.
Open door policy
We have an open door policy across all shows at Transform, meaning ticket holders are welcome to come and go as they need.
More information
Head to Transform’s Access page for more information.
