Dancing and Racing

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Random Dance Company

The Random Dance Company will be visiting the Gardner Arts Centre next week (Friday 17 March) with their piece Aeon.

Random's reputation for futuristic, breath-taking new work continues to grow.

Aeon is the final piece in a ground-breaking trilogy continuing their journey into new technology with a multi media performance choreographed by Wayne McGregor for seven dancers and their virtual partners.

The Gardner Arts Centre will be giving away a pair of tickets to the first five readers who turn up at the box office waving a copy of this Bulletin.

The race was on

Relay team Pancakes of Fire confirmed their enormous potential when they clocked the fastest time of Shrove Tuesday and raced to glory in the Bramber House pancake race.

The victorious quartet - Lindy Ainsworth, Chris Gaterell, Julia Goode and Ann Warwick - generated tremendous power to pull away from the opposition while simultaneously tossing the pancake a minimum of four times each. Pancakes of Fire shrugged off three opposing teams to claim the first win of their running careers and a bottle of vodka.

Approached by the Bulletin after the race outside the Coffee Shop, the four athletes declined to be interviewed, preferring instead to let their running and tossing do the talking.