2020

Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Birmingham Repertory Theatre announces the McOnie Company as a Resident Company

2020

McOnie Company. Photo by Mark Senior
McOnie Company. Photo by Mark Senior

Photographic collaboration with theatre photographer Mark Senior on the relaunch of the Company

2016

Jekyll and Hyde Poster
Jekyll and Hyde Poster

Jekyll and Hyde

  • The Old Vic, London
  • Broadway World Award winner for Outstanding Achievement in Dance
  • “In his enthralling new production of Jekyll and Hyde, Drew McOnie shows us how it should be done”
  • “A clever choreographer of unstoppable energy, his dance is full of wit, zip and zest”
  • “This is an impressive production, enlivened by skilled and very personable dancers”

2016

The Old Vic
The Old Vic

The McOnie Company becomes an Associate Artist of London's Old Vic Theatre

2016

Shine
Shine

Shine

  • Sadler's Wells, London
  • In memory of company dancer Jonny Olivier
  • Music and Lyrics Tasha Taylor Johnson
  • Design Ryan Laight

2015

McOnie Company dance class
McOnie Company dance class

McOnie Company Classes were launched and quickly became a hub for the theatre dance community.

  • Pineapple Dance Studios

2014

McOnie Company DRUNK
McOnie Company DRUNK

DRUNK

  • Curve Theatre, Leicester
  • Bridewell Theatre, London
  • Nominated for the Emerging Artist Award at the National Dance Awards
  • “DRUNK erupts like an explosion of kinetic energy- an entirely original show with live (and lively) new songs by Grant Olding. A bold new departure that's the best show of its kind since contact.”

2014

Dancer Jaslyn Reader. Photo by Pawel Niemczyk
Dancer Jaslyn Reader. Photo by Pawel Niemczyk

Photographic collaboration with photographer Pawel Niemczyk

  • Stylist Imogen Loveday-Brown

2012

McOnie Company Good Morning Midnight
McOnie Company Good Morning Midnight

Making Midnight

  • Jermyn Street Theatre
  • Latitude Festival
  • “On first impressions, Good Morning Midnight could be a show that appeals mostly to those who appreciate contemporary or classical dance, however in reality, its audience should be anyone who appreciates the beauty of something unknown. McOnie’s choreography and TTJ’s soothing yet exciting music collate perfectly to create this piece of theatre. Exciting and electric, it inspired me, and I hope the rest of the audience, to stretch further, reach higher and not feel limited by surroundings. Good Morning Midnight defies the confines of a small theatre space and takes the audience on an unforgettable journey through the night-time. The beauty of Good Morning Midnight undoubtedly lies in the abilities of the 6 dancers. Each with their own style and interpretation of the choreography, they work both individually and as a company to create the world of the night owl. With comedy, drama, sexuality and emotion, each dancer performs their night-time routine with their entire heart and soul. It helps that McOnie’s choreography is stunning. Using the space as though it were the size of the Royal Opera House, McOnie stretches each dancer to the max, working every fibre of their bodies to every corner of the theatre.”

2010

McOnie Company Slaughter
McOnie Company Slaughter

Slaughter

  • The Robin Howard Theatre
  • The Place Prize Semi-Finalist
  • Audience Choice Award Winner

2009

McOnie Company Be Mine
McOnie Company Be Mine

Be Mine!

  • Robin Howard Theatre
  • Resolution – The Place
  • Jackson Lane Theatre
  • Cloud Dance Festival
  • “Nine talented dancers put the 'fab' into 'fabulous' in Drew McOnie’s super-sweet closing number– set to a suite of Judy Garland show tunes, Be Mine is gloriously, unashamedly MGM-camp, with a delicacy and musical sensitivity that make this effervescent confection impossible to resist. Moments of poignancy and humour give life to the technical workouts; men in their underpants shave to the rhythm while women high-kick and sashay across the floor; and Fred’n’Ginger seem to possess the whole cast. Rose-tinted and sparkling like pink champagne, it’s the perfect season finale.”