We should never have walked on the moon

Featuring a cast of 50, including dancers from both companies, DJs and a limousine, this ambitious collaborative project between two leading contemporary dance companies – Rambert and Ballet National de Marseille (LA)HORDE – explores the role of the body in a post-internet age of infinite information, communication and expression.

Audiences are invited to roam freely around the entire Royal Festival Hall building and wider Southbank Centre site at their own pace as performances and digital works take place throughout the evening.

Artists will perform in the Royal Festival Hall auditorium with the audience watching from the stage, as well as in unusual spaces, including backstage areas in the Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Undercroft and the Southbank Centre’s outdoor terraces.

Speaking of the new production, Benoit Swan Pouffer, Artistic Director of Rambert said: “As audiences follow their instincts and create their own unique experiences walking through the different spaces of the Southbank Centre, this immersive dance event promises to be as exciting as it is unexpected.”