VOiiiD Collective, is a company dedicated to empowering independent artists to share raw and vulnerable stories. We challenge perspectives on both individual and global issues through unapologetic, hyper-visual multimodal works. Our mission prioritises sustainability and inclusivity, aiming to utilise a minimum 80% recycled materials in all our creative ventures.

Director/ Choreographer: Jade Brider
Composition/ Musicians: Bcharre
Performers: Georgia Pierce, Soleil Harvey, Nadia Milford, Kelsey Dell

A high-impact contemporary dance and live music double bill that pairs raw physical choreography with an immersive sound world. Two distinct works create shifting dynamics across the evening, moving between tension and release, intensity and stillness. Performers sustain a highly physical, almost meditative state that draws audiences into the push and pull of the body in real time. Live music onstage amplifies the visceral experience, making the work feel immediate and alive. SKIN offers a bold, visually striking dance work that balances conceptual depth with strong entertainment value, creating an experience that is both captivating and accessible for diverse audiences.

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SKIN offers a range of engagement activities designed to deepen community connection with contemporary dance, music, and creative process.
We offer workshops for schools and community groups in contemporary dance and live music, led by the performers and composer from the work. Participants explore physical improvisation, rhythm, and collaborative creation, giving insight into how movement and sound interact within the performance.
A recycled wearable design workshop introduces participants to the sustainable fabrication methods used in the show. Using salvaged materials, participants create simple costume elements and learn how visual design can influence character, movement, and stage presence.
We also facilitate artist talks and open studio conversations for audiences of all ages, unpacking the themes of the work and sharing how choreography, sound, and visual design were developed collaboratively.
Where appropriate, the team can also offer an optional DJ set before/ after the show, creating a relaxed social space for audiences and artists to connect. This informal gathering encourages conversation, community, and continued engagement with the ideas of the work.
The cultural legacy of the tour lies in the skills, ideas, and creative confidence participants take with them: new ways of thinking about performance, sustainability in art-making, and the relationship between body, sound, and visual world-building.