Gravity & Levity are a disabled -led aerial dance company specialising in vertical dance performance, world-class artist development and exciting audience imagination.
We create innovative aerial dance that redefines what and where a dance floor can be, both for an audience and for ourselves. We’re committed to accessibility and amplifying alternative perspectives for both dance and circus.
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Funding success
We are thrilled to announce our recent Arts Council England funding bid was successful meaning that both the 2-day ‘Dissecting Aerial’ hybrid symposium (Apr 12th/13th) and the European Aerial Dance Festival (Aug 5th – 16th) can go ahead this year, with both also able to offer more subsidised places for D/deaf and disabled artists.
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Dissecting Aerial 2025 – April 12th & 13th
Dissecting Aerial 2025, our annual 2-day hybrid symposium where we get to geek out on all things aerial and related will open for booking on Feb 24th. We’re still finalising a couple of the speakers but here’s your sneak preview of what’s in store:
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European Aerial Dance Festival 2025
We’re thrilled to announce the dates for EADF 2025, August 5th – 16th inclusive and so grateful for the opportunity to share this beautiful space with so many wonderful folk again. 2025 will be our 13th edition of the festival and once again will be open and to D/deaf or disabled artists to join us […]
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Vertical Dance Research Creating International Connections
This time last year we were just finishing up on the final online sharing of a project called “Creating Connections’, a collaboration with Wanda Moretti and Kate Lawrence funded by British Council’s International Collaboration Grants to deliver a project exploring participatory and inclusive practice in vertical dance.
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Inclusive Choreography Grounded and Flying with Stopgap
Artistic Director Lindsey got to offer a skills exchange with ever dynamic and engaging Stopgap Dance Company. Lindsey’s always been interested and intrigued by Stopgap’s inclusive choreography and process of movement translation between disabled and non-disabled people and bodies.
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Inclusive aerial, vulnerability and revelations
Inspired by the change in the seasons, we’re taking this opportunity to reflect on all that’s happened this year. We were grateful to receive a Cultural Recovery Fund grant from Arts Council England earlier this year which enabled us to finally create our own EADF website, go through some deep and inspiring business development and deepen […]
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