Dance is such an interesting medium: without any words, it is possible to create an atmosphere and an image that sticks with an audience, and that’s exactly what Dance Is Not For Us did. 

Bottoms Up: Two Destination Language Reclaim the Can-Can at Dance International Glasgow What do we do with a dance that has been choreographed into obedience? For Katherina Radeva and Alister Lownie of Two Destination Language, the answer lies not in nostalgia but in disruption. In Bottoms, premiering 14–15 May at Tramway as part of Dance International Glasgow, the duo confront the legacy of the can-can with irreverence, joy, and a deeply political edge.

Glasgow’s vibrant dance scene is set to take centre stage once again as Dance International Glasgow (DIG) announces its return in May 2025. A flagship event curated and produced by Tramway, DIG has built a reputation for presenting groundbreaking performances from global and local artists alike. This year’s festival, running from 9–24 May, promises an ambitious programme of live dance, workshops, screenings, outdoor performances, and family-friendly events, all designed to bring contemporary dance to audiences of all ages across the city.

Glasgow’s vibrant dance scene is set to take centre stage once again as Dance International Glasgow (DIG) announces its return in May 2025. A flagship event curated and produced by Tramway, DIG has built a reputation for presenting groundbreaking performances from global and local artists alike. This year’s festival, running from 9–24 May, promises an ambitious programme of live dance, workshops, screenings, outdoor performances, and family-friendly events, all designed to bring contemporary dance to audiences of all ages across the city.