If there is a performer I would cross hot coals to see, it is Ben Duke.

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“dance ‘has made me feel that I’m free’.”

“When I lived in a cramped London flat I craved space. I found it in East Sussex, where the rural scenery, rabbits and horses have influenced my work.”

Interview with Ben Duke - on Lost Dog, Rabbits and Virginia Woolf

The Chimerica playwright's latest project is surprisingly light on words, as she reworks a 'very dark, very cruel' Virginia Woolf tale of broken relationships with the choreographer Ben Duke.

Award-winning playwright Lucy Kirkwood and choreographer Ben Duke, of Lost Dog, discuss the merging text and movement in Like Rabbits, their stage adaptation of a short story by Virginia Woolf for the Brighton Festival.