(Re)United

Alleyne Dance presents a heartwarming short interactive dance film

Highlighting the strength of family bonds; watch the anticipation, joy, fear and excitement leading up to the moment siblings reunite after being separated for over half of their lives. Witness how connectivity is not limited to the physical but can be held together through love and hope.

Directed by award-winning filmmaker, Antoine Marc and performed by award-winning dancers Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, this story is told in three parts; an introduction followed by two solos – and YOU can decide in which order to watch the solo pieces. The film, in total (all 3 parts), is just over 20 minutes long.

The film is brought to you in partnership with the Rural Touring Dance Initiative and will be available to watch for free online, between 19th-21st March here: https://reunited.alleynedance.com/

PLEASE NOTE: outside of these dates the film will be password protected and audiences will not be able to watch. The password will be removed from the 19th, and you'll be taken straight to the film.

Suitable for ages 14+ - please note that the film does contain full nudity – both female dancers are fully naked for the final scenes, although it is filmed mainly from a distance and is tastefully done