A Night’s Game

“The Alleyne twins, Kristina and Sadé, deliver dance that demands respect.”

“A Night’s Game grows stronger at each viewing. It is absorbing, energetic non-narrative work”

“A tense game with moments of beauty but a game which seemed to have no rules. It was only as the audience rose to their feet in a standing ovation that the rising pressure finally snapped and we knew that we didn’t have to play!

Both these excellent performances challenged me to think about all that constrains us and indeed the parts that we play, and ‘lovely girl’ that I am I was relieved to be out in the fresh air and free to wend my way home”

“A light inhabits us. Suddenly, we feel the pulsations of the world. The journey begins with Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, who came from London. With the poignancy of poetry, in gestures cut with a line, they recount the duality of emotions and this time spent in the reconciliation of contradictory feelings. A delight”

“These sweet ladies are amazing. Beautiful dancers, true manifestation of graceful power the human body can produce, and sensitive teachers who will gently push you to places you wouldn’t be able to visit your- self…Only exhaustion you will be really honest’ Thank you…”

“Abstract and emotionally rich”

“Alleyne Dance are rising stars of the contemporary dance scene. A Night’s Game deals with key issues whilst leaving space for the audience to draw from it their own thoughts and conclusions”.

Performance of ‘A Night’s Game’ (20min version of the duet) in Toronto, Canada 2016. TheStar.com,

“A strong piece, two strong women”.