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Rambert bring their centenary programme This Is Rambert to Lowry, Salford

Shannaz Posted On June 16, 2026
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Rambert, the UK’s leading contemporary dance company, bring This is Rambert – a bold centenary programme for 2026 to Salford’s Lowry from 7 – 9 July as part of its UK tour with performances in London, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Salford, and Norwich throughout June and July 2026. Marking 100 years of redefining dance, the company continues to look firmly to the future under the dynamic artistic direction of Benoit Swan Pouffer.

This is Rambert is a fierce and fearless triple bill of contemporary works by creatives making their mark today, featuring Hop(e)storm by (LA)HORDE, Gallery of Consequence by Emma Evelein, and In Crimson, a new collaboration with Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber, boldly reimagining the duo’s acclaimed work Fugue in Crimson for the dancers of Rambert (commissioned by Jerwood Foundation).

Far from a retrospective, Pouffer has chosen a programme that is a vivid snapshot of our times – told through electric movement, raw intensity, and unflinching physicality. The programme spotlights distinctive choreographic voices that he believes are poised to define the next era of dance in the UK and worldwide – brought to life by Rambert’s world-class dancers, celebrated for their strength, individuality, and expression.

In its milestone year, Rambert will tour This is Rambert nationally and internationally, reaffirming its status as a cultural leader that has never stopped evolving. Known for its legacy of innovation and social relevance, Rambert continues to stay one step ahead, bringing urgent stories and ideas to life through movement that provokes, inspires, and connects. Join Rambert as they step into their second century fresh, and firmly on the cultural pulse.

This is Rambert (Photo by Hugo Glendinning)

On the announcement of the Centenary live tour programme, Benoit Swan Pouffer, Artistic Director of Rambert said “For me, the most exciting thing about this moment is that Rambert has never felt more alive. A hundred years in, and we’re still led by curiosity and by artists who see the world differently. The choreographers in This is Rambert each bring a pulse that belongs to right now, and our dancers respond with everything they are. That’s what this company has always been about: catching the rhythm of the future before it arrives and inviting audiences to be part of that with us.”

To mark its Centenary, Rambert is hosting a series of special Future 100 events across the tour — unique celebrations in London, Salford and Edinburgh that bring people closer to the company’s artists and its next century. These events offer opportunities to celebrate the long-standing relationships between the company, each venue and audiences, with bespoke evenings including drinks receptions, exclusive glimpses into Rambert’s future, and the chance to meet the extraordinary artists behind the work.

This is Rambert plays at The Lowry, Salford 7 – 9 July. Tickets are available at here.

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