Dam Van Huynh, In Realness, Rich Mix

"The voice is a physical organ that sits somewhere between mind and body; Van Huynh choreographs for both with such force that Petrolo’s performance is exhausting and uplifting at the same time (...)"

Raw and fearless: Dam Van Huynh’s In Realness

"An exploration of resistance, queer sexuality, and gender politics performed with impressive range and energy by Tommaso Petrolo"

In Realness by Van Huynh Company | review

"A solo performed by Tommaso Petrolo and choreographed by Dam Van Huynh, a highly captivating, emotional and explicit work that challenges how we situate ourselves within(out) our society.”

Vietnamese choreographer Dam Van Huynh talks about his new work In Realness

"As a queer Vietnamese artist, I began the work commenting on gender politics and sexuality but as the work developed it became a larger symbol for inequality experienced by many other groups. I reflected further upon this with the understanding that gathering voices through the piece is to acknowledge the importance of strength in unity when faced with inequality."

Glam – Summer Tour 2022

Glam – Summer Tour 2022

We are delighted to tour Glam around the UK this summer, our outdoor piece in collaboration with Etta Ermini Dance Theatre.

The Vietnamese Artist Challenging Social Inequalities

The Vietnamese Artist Challenging Social Inequalities

Choreographer Dam Van Huynh presents a new solo work, In Realness, an unflinching take on personal and global political issues

In Realness premieres 13-14 May 22

In Realness premieres 13-14 May 22

After 2 turbulent years of pandemic, Dam Van Huynh premieres a new solo made for and with company artist Tommaso Petrolo.

Looking back

Looking back

As we are about to embark on our Spring Tour of Re:birth in April, we look back on 14 years of the company, with a special thought for our performers, collaborators and venues who hosted us

Re:birth – New Creation, Spring Tour 2022

Re:birth – New Creation, Spring Tour 2022

Dam Van Huynh presents his new creation for his company of seven performers. In his new work, Van Huynh draws upon the words of writers, poets, activists as an awakening to his displaced experience

Edinburgh fringe dance: Dep – review

★★★★ "We, and the dancers, are forcefully confronted with our frailty, but also, ultimately, with our capacity for regeneration. Life goes on."