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Hari Krishnan: inDANCE Presents Box
By Julye HugginsFrom March 18th through 20th, the South Asian dance company inDANCE will be performing Hari Krishnan’s 2009 work Box at Fleck Dance Theatre in Toronto. This work reprises seven works from the company’s repertoire, highlighting their innovations over the past decade. The work features dancers Nalin Bisnath and Julie Neuspiel. Their website further describes the work: “Facing off on hybrid identities. Smudging the binaries between colored/white, marginal/mainstream, against a sonic backdrop of rhythmic syllables from Bharatanatyam dance.”
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Toronto Dance Theatre (TDT)
Toronto
ON
January 24-2 février 2019
8:00 | 20:00
Originally created for Toronto Dance Theatre’s New York/Toronto Project in 2016, Jeanine Durning’s This Shape, We Are In “questions time and place and meaning and
