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"Exquisite Noise is an insurgent séance from Dam Van Huynh; the choreographer of ĐẸP and Re:Birth conducts dissent loudly through embodied clamour. Born of exile and trained in precision, Huynh assembles movement and protest into a polyphonic dance-theatre hymn for our incoherent times. "
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A event held at The Trinity Centre on Thursday 5th June. The event starts at 19:30.
“I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept.” Angela Davis
Honouring the art of assembly, choreographer Dam Van Huynh explores alternative methods of dissent, drawing on noise to embody defiance and celebrating the power of coming together.
Sounds of protest against inequalities take centre stage, creating a unique sensory experience through music, lights and movement.
This is a dance between disruption and communion, an invitation to wake up our collective spirit in an act of solidarity and care.
“This is a performance which pushes at the boundaries of what dance can be (…)” **** To Do List, Re:birth, 2023
"A highly captivating, emotional and explicit work that challenges how we situate ourselves within(out) our society." Dance Art Journal, In Realness, 2022
Supported using public funding by Arts Council England with further support from The Arts Centre at Edge Hill University, Pavilion Dance South West and Centre 151
Entry requirements: 14+
Honouring the art of assembly, choreographer Dam Van Huynh explores alternative methods of dissent, drawing on noise to embody defiance and celebrating the power of coming together.
Sounds of protest against inequalities take centre stage, creating a unique sensory experience through music, lights and movement.
This is a dance between disruption and communion, an invitation to wake up our collective spirit in an act of solidarity and care.
“This is a performance which pushes at the boundaries of what dance can be (…)” **** To Do List, Re:birth, 2023
"A highly captivating, emotional and explicit work that challenges how we situate ourselves within(out) our society." Dance Art Journal, In Realness, 2022
Supported using public funding by Arts Council England with further support from The Arts Centre at Edge Hill University, Pavilion Dance South West and Centre 151
Entry requirements: 14+
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