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"MASKED
BALL"
"I
am often surprised that I have compared dance to a football match
without the ball. " Where that idea is further developed a choreographic
work becomes virtual and inventive, projected towards astonishing
aesthetics, rising from the energy of the dancers in the absence
of a ball (the abstract). The result is a powerful dance asserting
its place between a desperate combat and the efferverscence of
the game.
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