Rough Cuts: Just Enough

A sharing ofJust Enough by Amy Morvell Dance, a work in progress bringing together real stories of change, challenge, resilience and transformation. 

Honest and often surprising experiences are brought to life by three performers through contemporary dance and verbatim text, translating real voices into live physical performance with precision and care. 

Through these lived experiences, the work explores what connects us in a world of rising costs, political uncertainty and global change. Alongside the challenges of modern life, there is humour, solidarity and hope — moments of recognition, absurdity and connection. A vivid and intimate exploration of women’s lives today, and the experiences that bring us together.

Includes a post-show discussion.

About Amy Morvell

Amy Morvell is a performer, choreographer, and teacher based in South East England. In 2017, she founded her dance and physical theatre company, Morvell Dance, and is currently developing a new show, The Difference a Year Makes, supported by Arts Council England. Alongside her own creative work, Amy performs with Lîla Dance, touring nationally and internationally in their latest production, Fault Lines and has recently been performing for Off the Wall Aerial and Cscape Dance in their work ‘Wipeout!’. Amy is an associate lecturer in Dance and Choreography at the University of Chichester and has worked as a guest choreographer for a range of youth and undergraduate and postgraduate companies, including Map Dance (University of Chichester), INTOTO Dance Company (London Studio Centre), CAT at The Place, 3Fall Dance Company (University of Chichester), and Hampshire Youth Dance Company.

Photo: Jess Blake Photography.

Content warning: 12+ Some strong language