dancer

Currently living and working in London, UK as a freelance dance artist, Harry has collaborated with numerous artists and companies as well as travelling internationally to teach and perform.

Harry was a part of the 3-year worldwide tour of Akram Khans Jungle Book reimagined, travelling to over 70 cities, 25 countries and 5 continents.

He also works in participatory and community-facing performance with company Casson and Friends, performing their outdoor and site-specific work during the summer months in the UK.

Alongside this, he has danced for and collaborated with: James Cousins Company, CLOD Ensemble, Jess and Morgs, Rambert 2, Christopher Bruce, Richard Alston, Richard Chappell Dance, Sky Arts, Salvatore de Simone, Jenna Lee Productions.

CV available on request.

AKRAM KHAN: JUNGLE BOOK REIMAGINED

“Akram Khan’s Jungle Book reimagined is a work based on the much-loved story by Rudyard Kipling. With a new sense of urgency, Akram has reinterpreted this known story from another perspective, through the lens of today’s children – those who will inherit our world and become our future storytellers.

Embedded in the roots of Jungle Book is the deep threat that mankind poses towards nature. Akram and his team have reimagined the journey of Mowgli through the eyes of a refugee caught in a world devastated by the impact of climate change. They tell the story of a child who will help us to listen again, not to our voices but to the voices of the natural world that we, the modern world, try to silence. Jungle Book reimagined speaks to all generations as a step to remind, to relearn and to reimagine a new world together.”

Harry joined the production during its premier in 2022 and has since toured worldwide, across 34 countries and 5 continents. Notable venues include Theatre Chatelet, Paris, Lincoln Arts Centre, New York, Sadlers Wells Theatre, London, Gran Teatre Liceu, Barcelona, LG Arts Centre, Seoul, National Taichung Theatre, Taiwan, Theatres on the Bay, Singapore, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Harris Theatre, Chicago, Théâtre Maisonneuve, Montreal, Festival Theatre, Adelaide, and Santiago Opera House, Chile, to name a few.