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TV Dinners is a festival at Chisenhale Dance Space celebrating of all things Dance and Film! Each evening is accompanied by some lovely locally sourced food and is a great chance to meet new people! 
 
There is something for everyone: families, students, artists and those who are just a bit curious to see what goes on behind our famous purple doors... 
 
This week includes New Dance Films by a range of international artists, a screening of the 1986 Charles Atlas feature film, Hail the New Puritan starring Michael Clark, A Triple Bill of Cult Dance Films including the John Waters Classic Hairspray and even a Dance-Along-A-Disney-Film fancy dress family picnic!

Please note:

Unfortunately we have to change the film that features on the family friendly event at our TV Dinners Festival. The special screening license has been declined for the Lion King, that means we are unable to show or dance along to this film.
We are currently securing the rights to another well-loved Disney classic that is available on general release. Rest assured we will have this information very soon and this SOLD OUT event will go ahead for your families' enjoyment!

24th – 27th of March
To book tickets call 02089816617

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Tempered Body 

 Tempered Body Dance Company is a London-based dance collective collaborating with established artists from extra-dance disciplines. Founded in 2007 by Canadian choreographer Maddy Wynne-Jones, Tempered Body Dance Company aims to harness the creative energy generated by the fusion of diverse individual constituents and channel it toward original, thought-provoking and emotively powerful performance pieces.

With the dancers in the company Maddy Wynne-Jones creates work that investigates the integrity and strength of the human body and the frailty of the emotional landscape:“thrilling and daring; sometimes tender, sometimes brutal” (Michelle Harris, London Dance). The company is gaining momentum, supported by the residency at Chisenhale: 2009 saw the launch of Tempered Body’s Youth Dance Company as well as a series of professional development workshops, the creation of new work and performance series.

To find out more please go to www.temperedbody.com
or email info@temperedbody.com