Caliban's Dream
Headfirst Editor's Pick
"A standout new piece from British-Guyanese choreographer Owen Ridley-DeMonick, premiering as part of Impermanence’s fortnight-long dance-theatre festival, This Body. Caliban’s Dream uses The Tempest’s monstrified anti-hero as a springboard for a reclamation tale that examines dispossessed selfhood and the legacy of colonial violence. Transcendent."
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An event on Wednesday 4th March. The event starts at 19:30.
IMPERMANENCE Presents...
Caliban's Dream
A world premiere from Owen Ridley-DeMonick
Wednesday 4th - Thursday 5th March, 7.30pm
Tickets £10-£40
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CALIBAN'S DREAM
'Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises...'
Set inside the Bermuda Triangle at the precise time between the Old World and the New World, Caliban's Dream is a meditation on innocence lost, violence and love.
A new work by associate artist Owen Ridley-DeMonick, Caliban's Dream interrogates the post-colonial gaze, subjectivity and performance as a site for transformation. A journey of awakening through the terrible and the sublime.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Caliban's Dream
A world premiere from Owen Ridley-DeMonick
Wednesday 4th - Thursday 5th March, 7.30pm
Tickets £10-£40
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CALIBAN'S DREAM
'Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises...'
Set inside the Bermuda Triangle at the precise time between the Old World and the New World, Caliban's Dream is a meditation on innocence lost, violence and love.
A new work by associate artist Owen Ridley-DeMonick, Caliban's Dream interrogates the post-colonial gaze, subjectivity and performance as a site for transformation. A journey of awakening through the terrible and the sublime.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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