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detritus

2001

Rambert

detritus is Wayne McGregor's first work for Rambert, and one of four works performed to celebrate the company’s 75th anniversary season.

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brainstate

2001

Company Wayne McGregor and The Royal Ballet

brainstate is Wayne McGregor's first collaboration between Company Wayne McGregor and dancers from The Royal Ballet.

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Symbiont(s)

2000

The Royal Ballet

Commissioned by the Artists' Development Initiative, Symbiont(s) came from bringing in choreographers, including Wayne McGregor, from outside The Royal Ballet to create work on the company.

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Aeon

2000

Company Wayne McGregor

Aeon is the third instalment of Wayne McGregor's 'The Trilogy', following The Millennarium and Sulphur 16.

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Sulphur 16

1998

Company Wayne McGregor

The second installment of 'The Trilogy', in which Wayne McGregor and the dancers attempt to redefine basic choreographic principles of time, space and the presence of the body.

The Millennarium

1997

Company Wayne McGregor

The Millennarium is the first installment of 'The Trilogy', a series of works which fuse Wayne McGregor’s idiosyncratic movement with new technology.

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Xeno 1 Xeno 2 Xeno 3

1993

Company Wayne McGregor

Xeno 1 Xeno 2 Xeno 3 premiered at The Place in London on 6 January 1993 as part of 'Resolution!', Wayne McGregor's first work for Company Wayne McGregor.

We Humans Are Movement

2024

Company Wayne McGregor

Led by Artistic Director of the Dance Department at La Biennale di Venezia, Wayne McGregor, this high-touch, hi-tech collaboration celebrated the movement at the heart of cinema, architecture and our human experience.