The Company
The company was formed in 2015 and is the platform on which Natalie Su Robinson aka “Bow” is developing her unique style. Exploring deep creativity, augmenting movement with diverse media sources. A new breed of choreographer creating work that harnesses sound, film, and projection to provoke, inspire and challenge.
Bow has continued to develop her dialogue with film choreographing for a number of short films and music videos in 2022
Natalie Su “Bow” Robinson, Company director
Born in the City of Belfast, Bow has completed 9 years full time training and professional practice. She studied at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She has performed at the Royal Festival Hall, for HRH Princess Anne and worked under various choreographers including Dr. Valerie Preston Dunlop, Lizzi Kew-Ross and Marie Forbes. Previously a company dancer with Transform Company and Artivism Dance Theatre. Bow has shown her seminal works “Egnonymous” and “Outward” at Laban and The Broadway Theatre. She has also performed for and alongside innovative performance artist Amanda Coogan, helping raise £800,000 for Syrian Refugees in Iraq.
Bow’s style is primarily contemporary, having been influenced by Cunningham, Limón, and Release techniques. She practiced the art of the Ariel hoop for one year to heighten her skill as a diverse performer. She utilizes Choreological studies as an analytical tool for observing, creating, and performing. Her practice encapsulates a breadth of creative expression and she is passionate about every element of her productions, creating original sound, film, costume, and lighting for each new work.
Graham Robinson, Director of Creative Media
In the last 12 years Graham has covered the globe and provided unique visual experiences for hundreds of thousands of people, created a revolutionary social broadcasting platform in use by the BBC and produced videos with over 50 Million views for clients such as Warner Music, Universal and Sony.
Following a philosophy of “Make Everything Beautiful” he enjoys applying his creativity to a diverse range of outputs.
Specialties: Film Direction, Projection Design.
Liz Kirk-Channing, Senior Company dancer
Liz trained at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, she has performed in the Royal Festival Hall and in collaboration with The London College of Fashion and the National History Museum’s exhibition ‘Turner and the Sea’. She has worked with the collaborative company Spun Through Shadows and under various choreographers including Valerie Preston-Dunlop, Lizzi Kew-Ross, Neil Fisher and Kristina Haladikova.
Liz is currently studying Performance Design and Practice at Central St. Martins and is interested in the holistic nature of performance and the interaction between disciplines, taking great interest in every element that creates performance.
David Kam, Rehearsal Director
David initially trained in contemporary theatrical drumming under the tutelage of HANDS Percussion, whose collaborative practice led him towards encountering contemporary dance. His background in architecture informs his movement approach as a spatial thinker, a shape shifter and choreologist interested in effort and precision.
He has most recently toured with Transitions Dance Company and gained an MA in Dance Performance with Distinction at Trinity Laban. Over the years, David had the privilege to work with Bawren Tavaziva, Zoi Dimitriou, Miguel Pereira, Tony Thatcher, Melanie Clarke and Dr. Valerie Preston-Dunlop, all of which contributed to his diverse and international performing experience across the UK, Asia and Europe. Whilst predominantly a performer and yoga instructor, David considers himself as an interdisciplinary maker, naturally carving his own path of work as a distinctly versatile artist.