@home
~ What does it mean to really feel ‘at home…? ~
Featuring five dancers and a brand new score by Sabio Janiak, @ HOME is inspired by globalisation and how we deal emotionally with our ever changing world.
This compelling new creation toured the UK from October to November 2021.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ~ The Guardian
HUMANOOVE IS NOW A registered charity
We’ve been busy behind the scenes at Humanoove. Administratively, the company has been going through a number of changes – we are now a registered not-for-profit charity and rely on project funding and donations to continue our work. With this comes, a name change - moving forward the company is now called Humanoove.
We are seeking to ensure the long term future of Humanoove. If you would like to support the work of the company by making a donation, please email manager.humanoove@googlemail.com
If you are doing your shopping with Amazon, you can now support Humanoove at the same time using Amazon Smile.
How does it work?
You purchase the same products, in the same way, at no extra cost.
In turn Amazon donates 0.5% of eligible purchases to a charity of your choice at no extra cost to you.
How do I do this?
Join Amazon Smile by signing up through your web browser.
If you shop on your phone you might want to download the Amazon Smile App. Open the app, find the settings and turn on Amazon Smile on your phone.
Start shopping! Over 150million pounds have been generated worldwide in this way for charitable organisations. So now you can support Humanoove - an independent dance company while doing your Christmas shopping from home.
A HUGE THANK YOU FROM US ALL!!!!!
Jacob’s Pillow, USA invited Humanoove for 6 performances of The Happiness Project in July 2019. A great experience for all involved. https://www.jacobspillow.org/events/umanoove-didy-veldman/
@HOME Residency at JACOB’S PILLOW, usa
We took part in a residency of 2 weeks at the Pillow Lab, USA in November 2019, a fabulous experience!
Photography by Chris Nash
@HOME is a sponsored project of Jacob’s Pillow, with funding provided by a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts and Humanities Council with funds appropriated by the State Legislature.