visceral and fearless, this is uncommonly intelligent work

Kate Larsen

TRIBE //

A new UK dance company, based in Brighton. Producing original work for live performance, alongside a wide-ranging educational programme.
Creating physically daring, emotive and accessible dance work for a diverse audience that communicates through a rich movement language.

Getting back to driving movement, back to the body in a digitally overloaded society in which we are frequently distracted by the outside world. TRIBE// lets the body communicate, allows the movement to speak for itself and audiences to feel with their being.


Led by Victoria Fox Markiewicz we are

TRIBE //

1. A group of distinct people that includes numerous clans, generations, that share the same common culture or language
2. A large family
3. A group of persons sharing character occupation or interests
4. A group that centres around kinship


Recent Works

Checkout our latest works
STILL I RISE
STILL I RISE
SURGE
SURGE
  • A contemporary dance company that packs some punch
    Culturised Magazine
  • Rising from Maya Angelou’s poetry, the choreography piece by Victoria Fox writes powerful movement in an energetic flow making sure to leave a trace in space and in the audience eyes. Constant changes of dynamics stream down the dancers’ bodies, it is refreshing to see how each dancer stands out with their own unique artistic identity. They will mesmerize you either if its with a glance of their eyes, the fluency of their movement or an unexpected expressive gesture. These dancers irradiate confidence mixed with strength, anger and attitude; it’s a fight between vulnerability and power, a rose that has spikes, women -who fall but no one will stop them from rising
    Carolina Alves Carloto
  • " packed with both physical invention and emotional intensity "
    Sanjay Roy
  • " visceral and fearless, this is uncommonly intelligent work "
    Kate Larsen
  • " this expressive choreographer certainly has the movement vocabulary to steer Fight or Flight away from any clichés "
    Libby Costello