RESOLUTION 26: Ty Burrows, Maya Inniss and Aurora Casatori
Resolution Festival
About RESOLUTION 26: Ty Burrows, Maya Inniss and Aurora Casatori
SUPERMARKET SHENANIGANS
You will be confronted by several supermarket scenarios including but not limited to: supermarket crushes, lost items, and quirky personalities.
Set out in a similar format to a TV show, you can watch personalities and characters dip in and out of existence. You will find absurdity, exaggerated reality and the beauty in the mundane and we'll try make you chuckle because it’s about time we all laughed a little.
About ty burrows
Ty Burrows is an artist currently working in and around London after graduating from London Contemporary Dance School (LCDS). They relish the process of creativity and the opportunity it gives them to collaborate and create with others alike. They enjoy playing with exaggerated realities and pushing the boundaries of the everyday human experiences.
Ty Burrows is supported by The Place's Artist Development Propeller Programme for LCDS graduates.
Cast and creatives
Choreographer: Ty Burrows
Performers: Carys Belle Thomas, Noor Darwish and Amelia McCulloch
Humble Power, Quiet Might
An interdisciplinary work weaving contemporary movement, poetry and visual art – expressing a space of individuality, artistry and joy. Narratively, this work explores self-emergence through the lens of a female artist of colour, embodying the femininity of quiet power, the simultaneous strength and grace of true presence, and the unapologetic demeanour of authentic expression.
A tender yet powerful offering, Humble Power, Quiet Mightinvites audiences into a shared moment of presence, resilience and beauty.
About Maya Inniss
Maya Inniss is a dance artist and creative based in London. Recently graduated from Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance, Maya has performed re-staged work by Akram Khan Company at the Royal Opera House, engaged in performance artwork at the Tate Modern and performed in the North Sea for ‘Grief Floats’ with Company of Others. Maya created solo work Sound and Colour, showcased at the Lilian Baylis Theatre in Sadler's Wells, bridging the intersection of visual art and dance with self-made animation projection. Maya's belief in the humanness of emotive expression drives her passion to innovatively share the raw beauty of movement with audiences through performance, choreography, and artwork.
cast and creatives
Choreographer and Soloist Performer: Maya Inniss
Rehearsal Directors: Roshaan Asare and Isabella Doick
Sound Design: Amari Webb-Martin, Isabella Doick and Maya Inniss
Hold Me Closer
Memory isn’t just a fading recollection, it’s a lingering ache for what’s lost and can never be truly kept.
Between presence and absence lies a fragile line where reality blurs with imagination. We reach for what dissolves as we touch it, forms fading the instant they appear. We long for people and moments, sometimes for those who never existed, or feelings never fully lived.
What might have been, what never was, and what cannot be converge in the body’s movement. Within this space, memory and yearning take shape, revealing echoes of ephemeral experiences between what we have forgotten, and what never was.
About Aurora Casatori
Aurora Casatori is a London-based freelance dancer and choreographer originally from Italy, where she began her dance training before moving to the UK to study at the Rambert School. Since graduating, she has developed a diverse freelance career, performing across stage and screen and collaborating with choreographers such as Kim Brandstrup, Corey Baker, and Motionhouse. Her movement practice draws from ballet, floorwork, acrobatics, and improvisation, rooted in deep physical awareness. She is driven by risk, instinct, and exploration, pushing the limits of the body to discover unexpected movement and transformative possibilities through curiosity, courage, and a commitment to the unknown.