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Date taken22-Jan-15 21:02
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Ballet 360: An Evening of Contemporary Dance

Ballet 360: An Evening of Contemporary Dance

This performance features pieces by 4 choreographers in 2 Acts.

Act one has 3 scenes:

Emotions that go along with the end of a romantic relationship and the connection between shared past and present moments are the subject of Séance by Malgorzata Nowacka.

YET (again) captures audiences with the powerful performance of four male dancers by Allen Kaeja. Vulnerability and strength go hand in hand on stage as the men struggle with choice and uncertainty.

Conversation One by dance artist Hanna Kiel, widely recognised for her emotional and physical choreography. She invites her audiences to sit back and watch the conversation unfold between two people in a longstanding romantic relationship.

Act two is Bouffonia, choreographed by one of the country's most imaginative choreographers and leading dance makers, Robert Desrosiers.