I Am A Camera

The performance reinterprets Fosse’s frequent use of props, such as chairs, canes and bowler hats, as well as his instantly recognisable dance moves, including turned-in knees, the sideways shuffle, rolled shoulders and the splayed-finger ‘jazz hands’. I Am a Camera – a phrase taken from the first page of Goodbye to Berlin, the Christopher Isherwood novel that inspired Fosse’s 1972 film Cabaret – celebrates Alice’s lifelong obsession with Fosse’s unique brand of camp glamour.

By presenting the new collection as a dance and performance piece, Alice and Holly hope to bring joy and fabulousness back to the world of fashion and to remind audiences that clothes are best worn on the dancefloor.