CHOREOGRAPHER stories

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CHRIS & CHRIS GRAYSTON




Chris and Chris’s short film, Journey Back to Joy, made with filmmaker Pishdaad Modarassi, explores what dancing with Parkinson’s means to the couple and how they find creativity and strength through movement.
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DAVID AINSWORTH




David used to be an accountant. After a Parkinson’s diagnosis he turned to dance and over the past three years he's become one of Ascendance's leading artists, with solo and ensemble work shown across Leeds and at The Place in London. He uses his experience of Parkinson's to drive his creativity, and that runs through his piece, Switching, which explores the on and off states of Parkinson's medication, and the unpredictable swing between days when the simplest tasks become a trial and the brief moments when they come easily again.


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PATRICK jOHNSTON




Patrick's love of Blackpool inspired the company's trip to the seaside, and his new piece, A Grand Day Out, celebrates the joy and fun of being by the sea. Enjoy this piece alongside photographs from our recent trip which also marked World Parkinson’s Day.
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"What a Powerful piece - full of dignity and humour" on Journey Back to joy

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