The LOve Book

Some LOve stories don’t fade. They keep playing.

1950s, a young couple arrives in Britain as part of the Windrush Generation. Adrift in an unknown world, they have little to their name except the love they share.

Accomplished movement storyteller Jade Hackett’s new dance theatre production, The LOve Book, traces the couple’s relationship over four decades. King of UK neo-soul Omar Lyefook (There’s Nothing Like This) provides the soundtrack, using iconic songs from his back catalogue and most recent studio album. Told through hip hop and lyrical dance, the story unfolds in soulful movement, smooth rhythm and sweet memory.

A vivid celebration of Black British history, this world premiere is a portrait of the many forms love takes across a lifetime – romance, family, friendship, and the communities that sustain us.

This is a love story that will stay with you long after the final note.

“Love is a vinyl. The grooves worn deep, the crackle of memory, the needle returning again and again. As life goes round, does love endure?” Jade Hackett