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Performance

VenueBernie Grant Arts Centre
Also: Haringey Shed
TownOuter London
CountyGreater London
From17th March 2018
To17th March 2018
Bernie Grant Arts Centre (V01396607277)
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  • Date of change: 16 Jan 18 - T1860619220

Freddie Opoku-Addaie (UK) - Ceci n?est pas Noire (This is Not Black) & Clay

Work:: Freddie Opoku-Addaie (UK) (S1131140843)


Performer Freddie Opoku-Addaie

Production:: Ceci n?est pas Noire (This is Not Black) & Clay (T1860619220)

In Ceci n'est pas Noire (This is Not Black), an Afropean woman takes you on a spellbinding journey using dance, theatre spoken word and song. Choreographer and performer Alesandra Seutin delves into memories of her upbringing in Europe and Africa, playing with masks and guises as she moves from place to place, following the winding roads of memory. In Clay, American contemporary dancer Asha Thomas and British flamenco bailaora Yinka Esi Graves draw from their collective memory and experiences to create a unique shared language. With routes spanning Jamaica, Ghana, and the American Deep South with its Baptist preachers, they explore the connections between who they believe themselves to be and the unconscious parts of their identities. Includes live music from award-winning flamenco guitarist Guillermo Guillen
Performer Alesandra Seutin
Choreographer Alesandra Seutin
Performer Asha Thomas
Performer Yinka Esi Graves
Performer Guillermo Guillen (Guitar)

Listing:: L01804092929




Ceci n?est pas Noire (This is Not Black) & Clay

In Ceci n'est pas Noire (This is Not Black), an Afropean woman takes you on a spellbinding journey using dance, theatre spoken word and song. Choreographer and performer Alesandra Seutin delves into memories of her upbringing in Europe and Africa, playing with masks and guises as she moves from place to place, following the winding roads of memory. In Clay, American contemporary dancer Asha Thomas and British flamenco bailaora Yinka Esi Graves draw from their collective memory and experiences to create a unique shared language. With routes spanning Jamaica, Ghana, and the American Deep South with its Baptist preachers, they explore the connections between who they believe themselves to be and the unconscious parts of their identities. Includes live music from award-winning flamenco guitarist Guillermo Guillen

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