Fragments Discourse on Love
Fragments Discourse on Love
Family Portraits
Family Portraits
Alice, Alice, Alice...
Alice, Alice, Alice...
En Vivia Voz
En Vivia Voz
Now we are no longer...
Now we are no longer...
Futur/Perfekt
Futur/Perfekt

Futur/Perfekt (1998–2002)
International collaborative dance-theatre performance project produced with support from London Arts Board, Awards for All and the British Council.
Concept and Choreography:  Ana Sánchez Colberg 
With:  Ivana Ostrowski, Adam Murby, Konrad Gabriel, Joana Portolou, Mark Evans,  Hely , Jemima Hoadley, Domingo Bermúdez

Tour Dates
London, September 2002
Mexico, October 2001
London, March 2001
Bogotá, Colombia, April 2000
Phoenix, February 2000
London, November 1999
Winchester, October 1999
San Juan, August 1999
Berlin, October 1998

Now We Are No Longer Who We Were Then (1997)
Quartet based on Cocteau's Jeune Homme et la Mort. In a timeless room, the Young Man and the Young Girl meet the selves they would have become…
Concept and Choreography: Ana Sánchez-Colberg
With David McCormick, Konrad Gabriel

Turtle Key Arts Centre, London, 1997

En Viva Voz (1997)
Winner of the Bonnie Bird Award for Choreography (1997). A study on men and love from a woman's perspective…
Concept and choreography: Ana Sánchez-Colberg
Music: Steve Williams
Lighting and scenography: Niall Rhea
With Brenton Surgenor, David McCormick, Rodolfo Fournier, Ben Maher, Karim Karim

Choreodrome, London, Summer 1996
Bonnie Bird Theatre, London, April 1996
Spring Loaded, The Place Theatre, London, 1997

Family Portraits and Other Suburban Disasters (1989–1996)
Duet for Ana Sánchez-Colberg and Karl Schappell.
Concept and choreography: Ana Sánchez-Colberg
Costume and Set: Niall Rhea
Sound: Steve Williams

Jackson's Lane, London, April 1988
St Bride's International, Edinburgh, August 1993
The Place Theatre, London, 1994
Bonnie Bird Theatre, London, 1996

Alice, Alice, Alice Are You a Child or a Teetotter? (1989–1990)
Based on Lewis Carroll's stories with an original music composition by Paul Pavey for piano, viola and soprano voice (live).
Concept and Choreography: Ana Sánchez-Colberg
With Sharon Munro, Louise Richards, Jill Richards

Newcastle, Arts Centre, August 1989
Southside International, Edinburgh, August 1989
Greenwich House, London, September 1989
Bonnie Bird Theatre, London, December 1989
The Place Theatre, London, February 1990
PRS Award for Best Live Music for Dance

Fragments: Discourse on Love (1989–1990)
Solo.
Concept, choreography and performance: Ana Sánchez-Colberg
Newcastle Arts Centre, Newcastle, August 1989

Southside International, Edinburgh, August 1989
The Place Theatre, London, February 1990
Bonnie Bird Theatre, London, May 1990
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