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Venue	Unity Theatre
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	1st November 2016
To	1st November 2016
When	19:30
Unity Theatre (V539)
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Date of change: 10 Oct 16 - T1830782606

Homotopia: Dance Triple Bill - Wild Thing/Passionaria: A Fantasia of Ham and Sequins/A Blighted Life

Work:: Homotopia: Dance Triple Bill (S1501478369)

An evening of dance & physical theatre featuring new work by local, national & international artists

Production:: Wild Thing/Passionaria: A Fantasia of Ham and Sequins/A Blighted Life (T1830782606)

Wild Thing - Through the expression of contemporary dance 'Wild Thing' delves into club culture, homophobia and unity to depict an honest view of the life of young gay men in today's society. This piece is presented by emerging company Carbon Cadence. A Blighted Life - A concoction of world dance, raw physicality and fleeting commentary. Exploring contrasting and extreme attitudes towards homosexuality from around the globe.

Company	Carbon Cadence (Wild Thing)
Choreographer	Carlos Pons Guerra (DeNada Dance Theatre - Passionaria: A Fantasia of Ham and Sequins)
Choreographer	Gavin Coward (A Blighted Life)
Performer	Gavin Coward
Performer	Patrick Ziza
Performer	Alicia Colette Meehan

Listing:: L317931872

Wild Thing/Passionaria: A Fantasia of Ham and Sequins/A Blighted Life

Wild Thing - Through the expression of contemporary dance 'Wild Thing' delves into club culture, homophobia and unity to depict an honest view of the life of young gay men in today's society. This piece is presented by emerging company Carbon Cadence. A Blighted Life - A concoction of world dance, raw physicality and fleeting commentary. Exploring contrasting and extreme attitudes towards homosexuality from around the globe.

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