About
Stephanie Schober & Dance Company's work involves many artists and community groups. It is an invitation to challenge habitual roles, to explore, enrich and take ownership of our individual physicality and to discover surprising common grounds between people. Cross-art collaboration is central to our creative process. By facilitating a dialogue between movement and other artistic means of expression we seek to uncover a language for each work and to allow it to change form, expand in scale and travel across different surfaces.
Stephanie Schober & Dance Company was founded in 2002 and became resident at the Southbank Centre. Since then we have created numerous interdisciplinary performance pieces which toured to national dance platforms including the Royal Opera House, Dance Umbrella, Chisenhale Dance Space, The Place, Purcell Room, Greenwich Dance and Laban Theatre in London, and across the UK to nottdance in Nottingham, Deda in Derby, DanceEast in Ipswich, Leap Festival in Liverpool, the greenroom in Manchester, Axis in Stoke and the British Dance Edition. Works have been presented abroad in Belgium, Germany, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Slovakia and Sweden. Recipient of the Bonnie Bird New Choreography Award we have regularly been supported by the Arts Council England.
Stephanie Schober & Dance Company was founded in 2002 and became resident at the Southbank Centre. Since then we have created numerous interdisciplinary performance pieces which toured to national dance platforms including the Royal Opera House, Dance Umbrella, Chisenhale Dance Space, The Place, Purcell Room, Greenwich Dance and Laban Theatre in London, and across the UK to nottdance in Nottingham, Deda in Derby, DanceEast in Ipswich, Leap Festival in Liverpool, the greenroom in Manchester, Axis in Stoke and the British Dance Edition. Works have been presented abroad in Belgium, Germany, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Slovakia and Sweden. Recipient of the Bonnie Bird New Choreography Award we have regularly been supported by the Arts Council England.
