A contemporary dance performance by Sung Im Her exploring the impact of social media on society through choreography and club-style music.
Brighton’s cultural calendar has a new addition this spring with the arrival of Tomorrow Is Now Today Is Yesterday at The Dance Space. On Sunday, 10 May 2026, the venue on Circus Street will host this contemporary dance piece choreographed by Sung Im Her. The work focuses on how social media shapes our daily lives, looking at the constant stream of content we navigate and the way it affects our sense of self. It is a project that examines the tension between our digital personas and the more complex realities behind the screen, exploring themes like overexposure and the saturation of information that many of us encounter daily.
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The performance features three dancers who move through a series of gestures that shift between individual and collective identities. The choreography is set against a club-style soundtrack composed by the duo Husk Husk, which aims to mirror the intensity of the digital environment. The show starts at 19:30, and tickets are priced at £15.00 for standard entry, with a concession rate of £10.00 available. It is an opportunity to see how these themes of overexposure and social anxiety are translated into movement within the minimalist setting of The Dance Space at 2 Market Square. The piece contrasts the polished facade of digital entertainment with the underlying feelings of confusion and precariousness that can accompany our online habits.
For those interested in contemporary dance, this performance offers a specific perspective on the digital age. The choreography avoids traditional narratives, instead opting for a series of movements that reflect the fragmented nature of social media interaction. By using a minimalist stage design, the focus remains entirely on the dancers and the physical manifestation of the themes Sung Im Her has developed. Whether you are familiar with the work of Sung Im Her or simply looking to see how these modern social issues are being interpreted through movement, the event provides a space to observe these concepts in a live setting. The venue, located at 2 Market Square, Circus Street, BN2 9AS, is well-positioned for an evening of performance in the city.
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