Live contemporary dance piece Lost and Found tells the hopeful story of a young woman who, realising something has to change in her life, finds the strength to make that change happen.

Created by double award-winning choreographer Katie Green, whose previous works have been described as “meaningful, moving”, “compelling”, “tender and beautiful” (Sanjoy Roy, Amy Johnson, Kate Larsen), Lost and Found will charm audiences by telling a story of resilience, of love lost and found, and of finding a way out. “Lost and Found was my first ever experience of contemporary dance and I would definitely like to see more!”

It’s 1983 - Madonna releases her first album, Karma Chameleon by Boy George’s Culture Club is the top selling single in the UK, and the 13 year old future contemporary dance star Tom Roden illegally tapes the first ‘Now That’s What I Call Music’ LP onto a C60 cassette. At the same time 15 year old Pete Shenton is busy painting his bedroom black and experimenting with which household product is best for making his hair spiky (its not furniture polish).

Fast forward twenty six years – Madonna is a divorcee banned from stealing African babies, Boy George is in prison on an abduction charge and Tom has teamed Pete to form New Art Club. Finding the old cassette in a draw one day, the two of them listen to it together and a brand new show is born.

Dance Challenge™ is a national competition providing young dancers from all walks of life with opportunities to showcase their talents on a world-renowned stage! The sky is the limit and dancers can create and perform choreography up to 4 minutes long in any dance style. The dance groups are judged by some of the UK's top choreographers and are rewarded with trophies and free dance training for their performances and creativity.

Scottish Dance Theatre will be back at Zoo Southside for this years Edinburgh Festival Fringe, performing two shows on separate nights.

LUXURIA, a signature work for SDT, was performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2005, winning a prestigious Herald Angel Award. LUXURIA explores a desire and our search for fulfillment. Visually arresting, cinematic and with haunting music, LUXURIA is a feast for the senses.