Humanhood Dance Company present ∞ {Infinite} at Sadler's Wells East this February

This spring HUMANHOOD Dance Company present ∞ {Infinite}, a visionary dance theatre meditation, as Sadler’s Wells East’s second production following the new theatre opening its doors in early February.  

HUMANHOOD’s first dance theatre meditation, ∞ {Infinite} brings together Artistic Directors Julia Robert and Rudi Cole’s unique choreographic signature and shamanic practice, merging spectacular dance performed by the exceptional company dancers with our internal awareness to highlight the infinite power that flows to and through us all.  

In this first-of-its-kind production, audiences will be guided through a cosmic journey through words channeled by Julia as the 8 dancers, including Rudi, move with dream-like fluidity and powerful tribal rhythms on stage, inviting us to tap into the infinity within us.  

Artistic Directors of HUMANHOOD Julia Robert and Rudi Cole said: “The time has come for us to break out of our shell and share with the world the fusion of our spiritual practice with our artistic voice. ∞ {Infinite} is the culmination of decades of metaphysical experiences around the world, and our vision to take audiences to a brand-new theatre experience. This is our first Dance Theatre Meditation marking an exciting chapter in HUMANHOOD’s expansion. 

“For us, the theatre is a modern-day temple, a place where the hearts and minds of many can come together as one, to allow new ideas to enter the imagination and challenge our thinking of the universe and ourselves as a part of it. We invite audiences to enter into the spirit of ∞ {Infinite}.”  

The run at Sadler’s Wells East follows a UK tour and the production’s World Premiere at Barcelona’s Mercat de les Flors. ∞ {Infinite} also toured to Italy as part of the prestigious Venice Biennale Danza 2022, the 16th International Festival of Contemporary Dance. 

In February 2025, Sadler's Wells East, a brand new theatre designed specifically for dance, opens its doors to the public. Situated in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford it forms part of East Bank, the UK's newest cultural and educational facility. Its opening season features 20 productions, everything from hip hop to bharatanatyam, ballet to vogue. The new building is home to six state-of-the-art studios and two education facilities, Academy Breakin' Convention and the Rose Choreographic School as well as a public performance space, The Dance Floor, which gives a platform for community groups and guest artists.