Resolution: ISADORA, Ricky Jinks, and Fleur Hall

Resolution 2027

1: Performer impersonating both waterfall and human, expressing feelings of solastalgia 2: Close up image of a man's face expressing rage, the image is blurred with a shadow in a dark orange colour 3: a mixed race woman is bent over with a black man lying on her back like his is floating

About Resolution: ISADORA, Ricky Jinks, and Fleur Hall

Huella by ISADORA

Huella (meaning trace or imprint) unfolds around an abstract waterfall installation, carrying water’s memory, set at the edge of ecological collapse. Through textural and flamenco soundscapes and eco-poetic symbolism, this performance explores changing bodies and landscapes shaped by ecological grief.

Suspended between an altered present and an uncertain future, the waterfall holds play, intimacy, rituals, and human and animal passages alongside contaminated sediments and persistent materials.

Huella emerges from the tension of witnessing ecological transformation whilst continuing to inhabit everyday life. It evokes solastalgia: the grief of seeing a beloved place change whilst still calling it home.

About ISADORA

ISADORA is a French-Tunisian artist and researcher working across movement, performance and installation. Her movement language draws from club culture forms (Arms Control and New Way Vogue, as part of the Iconic House of Milan), alongside somatics-based improvisation and flamenco aesthetics. Her practice explores feminine representation and embodiment, as well as ecological transformation through human and more-than-human experiences.

Cast and Creatives

Performance, installation, dramaturgy: ISADORA

Original soundscapes composition: Santiago Jara,

Flamenco guitar composition: Michael Mac Mahon

Live singing: Carlos de Luisa

Costume design: Amber Jieng, ISADORA

Lighting design: Emma Gasson

The Man by Ricky Jinks

What does it mean to be a man today?

Without filter or disguise, The Man brings five men together to explore the complications, beauty and contradictions of masculinity. The title reflects both the men on stage and the powerful figures who have shaped the world around us, asking how these images of masculinity become fragmented within ourselves.

Through movement, intimacy and raw honesty, the piece explores sexuality, gender, power and love. Blending street dance and contemporary movement, The Man asks what might happen if we dared to unlearn, heal and reconnect with ourselves, each other and the world we share.

About Ricky Jinks

Ricky Jinks is a choreographer and founder of Company Jinks, a London-based dance company rooted in collective liberation and social action through the lens of art. With over 13 years in the global dance industry, Ricky’s work spans stage and screen, with credits including Rita Ora, Kylie Minogue, Matthew Morrison, the Paralympics, Wicked, Tate Britain and London/New York Fashion Week. Since its founding in 2018, Company Jinks has grown into a community of over 600 dancers, creating community spaces, events and work that centres connection, expression and collective experience. Their practice explores the intersection of choreography, storytelling, consciousness and collective healing.

Nuss Nuss by Fleur Hall

Nuss Nuss is an intimate dance-theatre duet exploring the tension between who we are and who we are expected to be. What lies beneath the weight of stereotypes and society’s projections? What happens when the roles we’ve taken on become too uncomfortable? Can we help one another shed the expectations placed upon us and reclaim our individual identities?

Blending partner movement and soft acrobatics, the work explores the exhaustion of code-switching, the pressure to appear strong when we feel fragile, and the fear of being seen.

About Fleur Hall

Fleur Hall is a Moroccan-British dance and circus performance artist. She has toured across the UK and in Europe, working across indoor and outdoor works as well as site-specific performance and specialist commissions, including for the British Council and Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022. As a choreographer, Fleur creates intimate, physically daring work including Kindred: Our Roots Entwined, funded by Arts Council England, which weaves together dance, poetry and music, and Portrait of a Rebellion, commissioned by Lichfield Screen Dance Festival, examining how bodies occupy and resist space.

Cast and Creatives

Choreographer: Fleur Hall

Dancers: Fleur Hall and Abemelek Mulugeta

Composer: Artjom Vlassov