"Time turns through the body, carrying what was inherited into what is yet to come."

Twenty-Four Hours begins with a simple idea: how does the body change as time passes?

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The work moves through the different rhythms of a day. Some moments are slow and suspended, while others are quick, restless and full of energy. The dancers repeat, interrupt and respond to one another, gradually building a physical sense of time rather than following a storyline.

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The piece is about the small shifts we often overlook — tiredness, waiting, urgency, calm, and the way one moment quietly becomes another. Twenty-Four Hours turns these everyday experiences into movement, following the body through the changing pace of a single day. Created in 2024