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ThirtySomething Dance :Caught on Film (Halifax, N.S.) -- The Dunn Theatre at Dalhouse University in Halifax will be the stage for thirtySomething Dance Co-op's second independent show scheduled for April 8 and 9, 2006. Visit http://www.thirtysomethingdance.com/ for details about show times and tickets. The new show, titled "Caught on Film: tsdc Exposed," promises a behind-the-scenes peek at what it takes to stage a live dance show, especially when its performers are not full-time dance professionals. But that hasn't stopped the exuberant and creative members of the group from self-producing two Fringe Hits in a row and last year's independent show, "Studio 34: Where Those Who Can, Dance," to sold-out audiences. ThirtySomething Dance Co-op is known for its irreverent sense of humour, which is in evidence in "Caught on Film." A tongue-in-cheek viewer advisory warns that audience members with strong dance technique or solid sense of rhythm may find certain scenes disturbing. Guest choreographers for the 2006 show include Veronique MacKenzie and Mufaro Chakabuda, who have created new modern and traditional African pieces, respectively. Tsdc members also have choreographed new pieces and a few crowd favourites from past shows will be reprised. From modern-infused jazz to high-flying swing, hick hop country to synchronized swimming, thirtySomething's new show is live family entertainment not to be missed! For more information, go to www.thirtysomethingdance.com or contact Artistic Director Kate Hayter-Reid at 477-5343 - 30 - |
