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Can you tell the difference between dance made by a man and dance made by a woman? That's the question at the heart of 'The Experiment', the first part of a forum devised by the Female Choreographers Collective, questioning the role of gender in choreography and the dance industry. Six works will be performed, three made by men and three made by women, and the audience will be asked for their feedback without knowing who made which piece. The results of 'The Experiment' will feed into the second part of the forum, to be held later in the year.
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