Immerse Yourself: Dance

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Join us for a selection of fulldome dance, movement and colour!

Thin Air
This 360-degree video was produced by Khaki TV in collaboration with Cydney Uffindell-Phillips and Toby U-P. It's a compelling story of love and loss with beautiful movement and sound.

Thin Air has won 3 Remi awards at the Worldfest Film Festival in Houston, US - a Platinum Remi for Music Videos - New Artist, a Platinum Remi for Performance Arts Film, and a Gold Remi for Live Action Experimental Film.

Approx running time: 10 mins

Pal O' Me Heart
Pal O' Me Heart is the third fulldome dance film produced by 4Pi Productions as part of the Dance Dome platform.

This fulldome film is based on Eartfall´s critically acclaimed stage production 'At Swim, Two Boys' which has toured to sell-out audiences in Wales, England, Ireland and mainland Europe. Through highly physical choreography the piece explores the developing relationship between two young men within the political turmoil of Ireland in 1916, juxtaposing the dream of national liberation with the search for personal freedom. It has toured internationally in our portable dome and also has been screened at many planetariums as part of film festivals visiting cities like Buenos Aires in Argentina and Melbourne in Australia.

Approx running time: 23 mins

Liminality
Fusing contemporary dance, music and innovative 360º filmmaking into a collision of cultures and technology, Liminality is a snapshot into the constant cycle of transition and change. Dancers move from industrial landscapes to coastal environments in Wales and India, highlighting the similarities these two countries share, and their changing relationship.

This innovative work had its European première in the CULTVR Dome as a part of Diffusion Festival 2019. This project is a co-production between 4Pi Productions and Society of Arts and Technology and is supported by Coreo Cymru, Danceworx, British Council Wales and Wales Arts International.

Directed by 4Pi Productions Liminality is a collaboration between Wales and India supporting the creation of a new 360° Fulldome dance film choreographed by Wales based dance artists Kim Noble and Hugh Stanier.

Approx running time: 10 mins

Light of Home
Light of Home is a short film designed for fulldome immersive projection spaces. Light is both the subject and the medium of this film which explores the emotional connections between light, place and memory. The story is driven by a soundtrack constructed from interviews in which people recall their experiences of light in the place where they grew up.

Approx running time: 4 mins

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Arrival and Admission
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COVID-19
All of our events and experiences have been created at reduced capacity for COVID safety.

We are asking everyone to wear masks whilst in our spaces, including during dome shows, and to take lateral flow tests ahead of their visit. Please do not visit our spaces if you are displaying symptoms of COVID-19 or if you have a positive lateral flow or PCR test.

Should you need to change or amend your tickets to a Real Ideas event due to contracting COVID or needing to self-isolate please email tickets@realideas.org where one of our team will be able to assist you. For more information please read our COVID-19 guidance.


Travel Information
At Market Hall, we are working on a dedicated place for parking, but for now, it's limited.

We are an environmentally conscious organisation and encourage our visitors to prioritise green travel. Please consider getting the bus, cycling or walking to visit us. We have plenty of space for bikes to be parked securely on-site and one electric car charging point. More information on bus routes and car parks nearby can be found here - https://realideas.org/our-spaces/market-hall/

We value the relationship we have with our neighbours so if you need to drive to Market Hall, please avoid parking on the pavements around the building or in front of people's drives. Please make use of the car parks we have identified in the area that are all within walking distance.

When you arrive, please use the main entrance via the steps (Duke Street) or ramp (via Wall Street).

When leaving the building at night please be respectful and consider the people living in the residential area.

There are a couple of disabled parking spaces on site – please advise us of any additional needs so we can make your visit enjoyable and comfortable.