BACK2BASIX
~forget what is~
WORKS
~ forget what is ~
to forget: to unlearn, to disremember
what is: how something exists
LIFEGUARDS The Musical
Back2basix partner for the first time with entertainment company Four Headed Dragon to create the choreography for their new theatrical production LIFEGUARDS, a musical comedy about influence and influencers.
NUM-0 Live Immersive Installation
NUM-0 Live Immersive Installation, premiered last November at Shoreditch Arts Club, is an original, thought-provoking, artistic view to perspectives and blindspots, presented as a unique and dynamic performance combining photography, spoken word, fashion and dance. The piece inspires participants to look at things with a curious mind, ready to rediscover possibilities and find commonalities where we often see limitations and separation.
NUM-0 included collaborators The Dyàs (fashion art), Anneliese Amoah and Eleanor May Blackburn (spoken word artists).
but what, or who determines, that it is, indeed,
BACK2BASIX x JIMMY BRIXTON
Back2basix started their longstanding relationship with music artist Jimmy Brixton back in 2017, when they worked together on Jimmy's Velvet Silky Boy music video. Not long after, they came together again for the creation of the Love, Lust, Misery Visual LP, working on several of the music videos, both on choreography and movement direction.
Their most recent collaboration was for Moi... Lolita, Jimmy's tribute to Alizée's 2000's hit.
Choreography, Movement Direction and Performance Reels
Back2basix works convey a deep commitment to storytelling through dance, movement, and words, taking a bold and curious approach to the creative process and challenging the boundaries of what dance can convey.
Present and past engagement includes Lifeguards The Musical, Jimmy Brixton, Elisabeth Schilling, Emma Cons Gardens, Cleopatras Worldwide, Morley College, Rambert Dance, Trinity Laban and MÓTUS Dance. As well as productions of their own such as Movement Diaries, Dreamers' Games and the latest NUM-0 Live Installation and the short film Close Up, which has received multiple award nominations.
Invisible Dances - Art in & around Lockdown
An original idea by Elisabeth Schilling, performed in London by Back2basix.
With the support and collaboration of Yuliya V Krylova (Costume Design), Morley College London (Location, Partner), 137 Productions (Partner), Elisabeth Schilling and team (Creative Director).
