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Drip - A Narcissistic Love Story

31 March 2017
To kick-off a week of celebrations to mark our 30th anniversary here is a rarely seen early-work - a short dance film made for the BBC. In the true spirit of New Adventures it raises a smile, and is of course, a little bit “cheeky”.

"Drip - A Narcissistic Love Story" was created in 1994 by Matthew Bourne and Frances Dickenson. Starring Rosemary Allen, Scott Ambler, Matthew Bourne, Andrew George, Etta Murfitt & Simon Murphy.

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A grid of five images. In the top left, a woman with short blonde hair is wearing a red dress, she is pictured from the upper chest up. In the top middle, a dancer is wearing white feathered trousers and swan makeup, he is kneeling on one knee with the other leg out straight, one arm is reached over his head and the other is reaching out. On the top right, a man and woman post together. They are pictured from the waist up and smiling. The man is wearing glasses and a black t-shirt and jacket, the woman has dark tied up hair and is wearing a white dress. In the bottom left image, a woman is dancing and performing a high leg kick, she is wearing a light blue dress. In the bottom middle image, a man with short dark hair is standing in front of a large moon, behind him other dancers are wearing pig masks. In the bottom right corner, the 'New Adventures' logo is red and reads 'NEW/ADV'.
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