​Revel, is a 60+ coming of age story.

Taking place in the theatre dressing room of every show Kally & Steinvör have ever been in, past, present and future, this dance theatre show combines physical theatre and dance, dialogue and music. Moving between the real relationship in the dressing room as they get ready, always getting ready, and the surreal internal states which describe the losses, gains and adjustments of ageing, two performers perpetually navigate the memories and shifting realities of their bodies and minds with wry humour as they get ready to step out on stage once more.

In a world where we do battle with ideas of who we are told to be, wish we were and actually are, accepting and embracing ourselves as we are now, is the backbone and challenge of this show. This piece is fundamentally about adaptability, resilience, loss, irreverence, joie de vivre and dancing.

CREDITS
Written and Directed by Kally Lloyd-Jones
Created and choreographed by Kally Lloyd-Jones and Steinvör Palsson
Performed by Kally Lloyd-Jones and Steinvör Palsson
Designed by Janis Hart
Lighting Design by Kate Bonney
Music: Dabney Morris, Saint-Saens, Shostakovitch, Massenet, Barry Manilow,
Chopin, Fantcha,

Revel is funded by Creative Scotland’s Touring Fund
Supported by Dance Base, The Work Room and Byre Youth & Community Arts.
Revel is supported through The Work Room’s Residency programme. Development
supported by Magnetic North.

★★★★★ The Guardian “Lloyd-Jones does not sentimentalise her material, yet in this impeccably researched, beautifully performed piece, she conjures a world in which genius and insanity, youth and age speak to each and make perfect sense.”

★★★★★ Edinburgh Festival Magazine 'it uniquely appeals to our times'

£12 General Admission | £10 Concessions | £5 Under 16s *

*We are offering a free carer/companion ticket for any disabled or wheelchair-user audience members throughout our shows this season. Please note that it is helpful if this is booked in advance via the WeGotTickets website, so that we can ensure that there is adequate accessible seating reserved on the day/night of the event. Tickets for this event will be on sale from the Phoenix Shop, Findhorn.

Wheelchair access, or entry for people with a disability is available from the side entrance, by the Phoenix Café.