Tomorrow is a physical response to the things we struggle to say with words. As the world feels ever more at odds with itself, how do we find our place?
In this new, highly anticipated work from choreographer Tamsin Fitzgerald, 2Faced’s extraordinary male company explore the future, with their trademark no-holds-barred approach of stunning athleticism and startling vulnerability. In a space without words, where fragility and resilience collide, the company reveals the hidden battles of modern masculinity.
With a newly commissioned score by Ivor Novello nominated composer Thomas Haines, spectacular visuals from Linbury Prize nominated Carl Davies and lighting from Profile Award Winning James Mackenzie, one of the nation’s favourite dance companies returns to ask: what is Tomorrow?
“ One of the UK’s finest dance companies ”The Stage
" 2Faced Dance Company ticks all the right boxes: high energy, total commitment and concepts of concern for these turbulent times "Seeing Dance
Head Talks: A Post-Show Discussion
After the performance, join author of How to Survive the End of the World and CALM advocate Aaron Gillies and a panel of special guests for an honest, insightful conversation about masculinity, vulnerability and the themes explored in the show. Together, they dive into the pressures men face, the stories we inherit and how we can reshape tomorrow.
Please note that Head Talks will be recorded for the company’s podcast series, released later in 2026.
This is for the ones who stayed and the ones who couldn’t.
Supported by MIND Herefordshire.
Running Time: approximately 65 min (followed by a brief interval and a post-show discussion)
Age Guidance: 13+
Contains haze, loud noises and themes of mental health and suicide
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