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Dance

I Wonder…

by Sebastian Rex Dance Group (Sebastian Rex was awarded a Peggy Ramsey Foundation grant in 2010)

Dates: Wednesday 6 May 2009 - Saturday 9 May 2009

The Divine Comedy

In The Divine Comedy we are faced with the afterlife, where man must re-judge his concepts of responsibility, trust and madness.

Costumes: Tom Wennerstrand
Dancers: Helen Brushett, Ella Knight, Filip Krenus, Ayanna Prevatt-Goldstein, Ted Sikström, Janine Streuli, Claire Suarez & Alex Wood

Just Don't

In Just Don't we enter a world where touch is forbidden, and we follow four couples’ journey into discovering if they can love each other without any physical contact.

Costumes: Evdokia Veropoulou
Dancers: Helen Brushett and Anne-Maarit Kinnernen; Filip Krenus and Claire Suarez; Ayanna Prevatt-Goldstein and Janine Streuli & Ted Sikström and Alex Wood.
Photographer: Tina Engstrom

Polyamour Me

Polyamour Me presents us with a sexually deviant world, where one person is never enough.

Dancers: Helen Brushett, Anne-Maarit Kinnernen, Ella Knight, Ted Sikström, Claire Suarez & Alex Wood

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"For dance audiences it [the Blue Elephant] can be an intense experience - especially if you're used to studying abstract geometry from the heights of the upper circle. These are real, powerful, bodies, right in front of you, complete with flesh, discernible faces and flying beads of sweat."