Beams of light focus on one spot. One dancer stands above it. A Second dancer leaps behind him, legs and arms spread apart.

ÅNGSTRØM

See what happens when two worlds unite.

Choreographed by Kenneth Tindall in a unique collaboration with the University of Leeds, ÅNGSTRØM explores the connection between science and ballet, geometry and choreography, challenging our perceptions of science and art.

Supported by Leeds Arts and Humanities Research Institute and the Cultural Institute, with funding from the UKRI Higher Education Innovation Fund.

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