All in Good Time – An International Production by Echo Echo Dance & PETEC (Romania)

Echo Echo Dance & PETEC (Romania) present an international co-production ‘All In Good Time’

Friday 26th & Saturday 27th July @ 7pm at Echo Echo Studios, Magazine Street, Derry

A calm, intimate, beautiful, warm-hearted and layered dance piece that goes back to the roots of dancing in the poetic sensibility in movement that we all share.

“What if we were to look at dance as closer to poetry rather than to visual arts or theatre?

Each movement – an opening of a world, a language with its own meanings?

Each pause – a careful anticipation, a space charged with significance?

Each performance – a complete work, equal unto itself, without the need to justify itself through the mediation of other arts?

What if dancers and choreographers were to work free from the influence of music and textual narratives, armed with the confidence that their artistic language is sufficient unto itself, accessible to the audience?

These perspectives have been explored by an international team of movement artists from Romania, the Republic of Moldova, and Northern Ireland in a project beginning in April 2024. Their research has culminated in the creation of ‘All In Good Time’ and its performances at Echo Echo Dance Theatre Company and The Flowerfield Arts Centre.

Created and Performed by: Alexandra Sosnicova, Sergei Golovnea, Catalin Diaconu, Virginia Negru
Sound by Colin Norrby
Directed and Choreographed by Steve Batts
Image by Oana Baluta from a photograph by Cristian Plamadeala
This performance is seated in the round.

The project is a co-production of Echo Echo Dance Theatre Company and PETEC, co-financed by AFCN (National Cultural Fund Administration, Romania).

Partners: National Museum of Romanian Literature Iasi, Iasi Municipality, Destination Iasi, UNAGE, CNDB.

Media Partners: Radio Romania Cultural, Radio Romania International, Viva FM, Ziarul de Iasi, Spotmedia, Zile si Nopti, Ziarul Metropolis, Revista Golan, Bookhub, Happ.ro, life.ro, Palindrom, Observator Cultural, The Institute, Capital Cultural.

The project does not necessarily represent the position of the National Cultural Fund Administration. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the results of the project may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the financing. 

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