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VenueJacksons Lane
TownOuter London
CountyGreater London
From16th May 2002
To17th May 2002
When20:00
PricesFrom £9.00. To £9.00.
Jacksons Lane (V312)
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Crosscurrents #32 - Livid/Rubbish!

Work:: Crosscurrents #32 (S01107354713)


Production:: Livid/Rubbish! (T2138039900)

Livid - A trio for women bringing a subtle combination of contemporary and Indian dance. Three characters, captured in light, challenge each other and define the score. It highlights the expressive beauty of Bharata Natyam and its strength of definition; the fighting elements of martial arts, balanced by their healing qualities; the dynamics of contemporary, with a calm centre. Created with dancers Elizabeth Swinford and Shamita Ray. Rubbish! - Rubbish is a physical and visual performance rooted in Japanese Butoh. It is expressionistic, multi-layered and uses the observed behaviour of homeless people on the street as a starting point. Firak's focus is on the performers own exploration and transformation of body memory. Between mud and sky always in the now.
Company Lea Dance
Company Firak Di Bello and Co
Performer Elizabeth Swinford
Performer Shamita Ray

Listing:: L0675444738




Livid/Rubbish!

Livid - A trio for women bringing a subtle combination of contemporary and Indian dance. Three characters, captured in light, challenge each other and define the score. It highlights the expressive beauty of Bharata Natyam and its strength of definition; the fighting elements of martial arts, balanced by their healing qualities; the dynamics of contemporary, with a calm centre. Created with dancers Elizabeth Swinford and Shamita Ray. Rubbish! - Rubbish is a physical and visual performance rooted in Japanese Butoh. It is expressionistic, multi-layered and uses the observed behaviour of homeless people on the street as a starting point. Firak's focus is on the performers own exploration and transformation of body memory. Between mud and sky always in the now.

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