Directing

Mass Movement Direction

Chloe has had the pleasure of working on several large-scale events. Most notably she was Assistant Mass Movement Director for National Theatre Wales’ epic City of the Unexpectedcelebrating Roald Dahl’s centenary which saw over 3o0,000 audience roaming the streets of Cardiff (pictured). She was also Ar Waith, Ar Daith‘s co-choreographer and performance team leader for the Wales Millennium Centre’s 10th anniversary spectacular by Walk the Plank. Projects have involved choreographing mass hoola-hoopers, ballet choruses and pillow fights, synchronised swimmers, umbrella dancers, processions and parades, aerial dancers and a swan-lake duet for a pair of excavators.

Chloe directed the opening spectacle for Splore 2018 & 2019, a music festival held in Tapapakanga Regional Park, New Zealand.

‘Us’ has toured across Aotearoa, enlivening local communities for a processional mass movement take over of the streets.

Chloe is passionate about engaging community and audiences to large-scale events through effective and imaginative choreography and direction.

Workshops & Commissions

Chloe Loftus Dance have facilitated numerous education projects across the UK and New Zealand including festivals, large scale Eisteddfod and Monmouthshire Youth Dance Company choreographic commissions, school and professional level workshops including guest lecturing at Middlesex University, Bath Spa University, New Zealand Contact Festival and Conscious Dance Aotearoa. Chloe has also facilitated touring education projects for Earthfall and Harnisch-Lacey Dance Theatre.

Workshops can include contact work masterclasses, contemporary dance, physical theatre, improvisation, performance and character techniques and choreography amongst other styles. Chloe is also able to offer mentoring and rehearsal direction.

Get in touch if you’d like the company to create a bespoke workshop or project for you.

Choreographic commission for Monmouthshire Youth Dance Company
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