Twenty-three-year-old company Ballet Black comprises British and international dancers of black and Asian descent and takes an impressively daring approach to its work. Under the guidance of highly rated artistic director Cassa Pancho, the ensemble here presents a new double bill. Pancho’s darkly comic adaptation of Oyinkan Braithwaite‘s bestselling novel, My Sister, The Serial Killer, shares the evening with a British choreographic debut by Brooklyn-born award winner Chanel DaSilva, who delves into the profound practice of shadow work, ‘exploring its power to reveal our true selves’.