Verve - Triple Bill show

Verve are coming to Harrogate Theatre on Wednesday 21 April 2027, with a triple bill that marks the dance company's 20th anniversary. It's three pieces in one night, so you're getting a fair bit of movement for your ticket.

The bill brings together three different choreographers. First up is (LA)HORDE's People used to die, which is a bit of a milestone for the company — it's their first-ever collaboration with a UK dance company. Then comes The Garden by KOR'SIA, returning to the stage after finding success internationally. And to round it out, a brand new creation by Matteo Marfoglio, so there's something fresh in the mix alongside the returning work.

It's a good way to see how Verve works. The company is made up of eighteen dancers, all trained at some of the world's leading conservatoires, and they commission acclaimed choreographers from around the globe every year. This particular night gathers three of those voices on one stage, so you get a glimpse of the different directions they've taken over the years.

The performance is part of the Little Stages series at Harrogate Theatre, and the venue programmes captioned, relaxed, audio described and British Sign Language interpreted shows. It starts at 7:30pm, with tickets from £13 to £19 for the stalls, and concessions available.