Resolution: Fin Murray, Rajeswari Ramaswamy, and Eoin McCaul in collaboration with Dilan Kumar

Resolution 2027

1: This photo portrays how big and alienated ego can make you look and feel. They all look smart with a sprinkle of colour. 2: Two dancers in close proximity surrounded by foliage, with hands moving in graceful gestures, eyes downcast in focus and connection. 3: A topless male dancer bends away from a microphone, the camera arresting his movement as he spins. One hand rests on his chest, just below the microphone.

About Resolution: Fin Murray, Rajeswari Ramaswamy, and Eoin McCaul in collaboration with Dilan Kumar

Exhibitionists by Fin Murray

Ego can be a powerful mask, covering the real emotions underneath. 

Exhibitionists explores the bravado of a group of egotistical men and how they hope to be seen. Through powerful group movement and moments of individual self-discovery, the piece looks at what lies beneath that hood of ego. Together, they find a new way to move, connect and express themselves, grooving to the rhythm of who they really are.

About Fin Murray

Fin Murray is an emerging choreographer from Newcastle with pieces performed at Sadler's Wells, Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) and Hampshire Youth Dance Company (HYDC). Fin was a commissioned choreographer for RAD youth company and HYDC, plus multiple choreographies at Rambert school for the student platform. Fin takes his inspiration from music videos and modern contemporary which mixes with more commercial style aspects. With this, he loves music and focuses mostly on that whilst choreographing his pieces.

Cast and Creatives

Luke Buckley, Tom Oakley, Nick Bondar, George Jennings and Marshall Wilson

She Who Moves Everything by Rajeswari Ramaswamy

She is pulse, breath, effort, life in motion.

Inspired by the Devi Mahatmyam, an ancient Sanskrit text celebrating Shakti, the vital force that animates all life, She Who Moves Everything explores feminine energy as the pulse that animates existence.

Shakti means “energy, ability, strength, power.” In this work, it becomes both a concept and a felt experience moving through the body. The performance explores feminine energy as a life force rather than a fixed idea or symbol, combining Bharatanatyam vocabulary with exploratory movement to bring classical forms into a living, present experience.

About Rajeswari Ramaswamy

Rajeswari Ramaswamy is a London-based Bharatanatyam dancer and educator originally from Chennai. She trained for over 15 years in classical Indian dance, beginning at a traditional arts school in Coimbatore, followed by training under Shri Sheejith Krishna in Chennai. Now based in London, she continues her practice while exploring how classical forms speak to contemporary questions of identity, belonging, and expression. Her work blends rigorous classical technique with personal artistic inquiry, using Bharatanatyam as a living language, one that can be felt, connected to, and experienced in the present moment. Through performance, teaching, and community engagement, she aims to keep this dance form alive and relevant.

Cast and Creatives

Conceptualisation and Choreography: Rajeswari Ramaswamy

Collaborating artist: Sneha Semaleesan

Rhythmic composer: Ashwin Subramaniyan

Film creator: Omar Toussaint

Developed during a residency at Theatre Deli

TAIBHSE [Ghost] by Eoin McCaul in collaboration with Dilan Kumar

What does it sound like when you are touched? When the skin sings?

TAIBHSE [Ghost] is an ongoing movement and sound work in which the score is created entirely of sounds of contact made during performance, looped and mixed live by Dilan Kumar. The work is interested in ghosts, particularly those ghosts of touch which haunt the body through life – whether familial, erotic, or otherwise. It emerges out of a fascination with the various forms of touch we encounter in life, as well as a fascination with the relationship between touch and sound.

About Eoin McCaul and Dilan Kumar

Eoin McCaul is an artist whose work sits at the intersection of dance and experimental sound. He is currently developing a series of works which foreground touch as an artistic medium. He is also a writer, with an article on the relationship between touch and photography recently published with Oxford University Press.

Dilan Kumar is a composer, theatre practitioner, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter based in London, UK. His work for stage and screen focuses on building innovative, dramaturgically-focused sound worlds that blur boundaries between sound design and score.

Cast and Creatives

Creator: Eoin McCaul

Co-creator and Sound Engineer: Dilan Kumar