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Artistic image of two male dancers in motion, their silhouettes overlapping in warm red and purple tones. At the center, the same two dancers hold each other tenderly, suggesting intimacy and emotion against a softly blended background.
Two male dancers on all fours face each other on stage, leaning forward and shouting into each other’s faces. One wears a light patterned shirt with dark trousers, the other a blue shirt with beige trousers, both illuminated by warm stage lighting on a dark reflective floor.
Two male dancers perform a lift on stage. One dancer, standing barefoot, supports the other horizontally across his body, holding him close in a strong yet tender embrace. They wear light, casual clothing, illuminated by warm stage lighting against a dark background.

What songs may do...

This contemporary dance duet celebrates love in all its diversity. Intense, poetic and emotional, the piece
examines and exposes the fractured relationship of a once romantic couple as they delve into their
past in an attempt to rebuild their future together. Through Nina Simone’s music, the piece shines a
light on our deep-rooted connection to memories through music and proposes the power of what songs may (actually) do.

★★★★★"This dance piece is not one to miss! Simply wow" One4review

★★★★ "Geffré clearly knows what songs can do" The Guardian 

★★★★ "The work is filled with memorable images" The Stage

★★★★ "What Songs May Do... is a very touching experience" Bachtrack

"This is dance at its best: musical, intelligent, well-crafted and moving…” British Theatre Guide

Patrons will be provided a freely downloadable AD track available prior to the performance. This will need to be downloaded on your own device and then press play when it is instructed.

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Dance • Contemporary
United Kingdom • Australian Premiere
 
Thu, 12 Mar - Sat, 21 Mar
 
60 min
 
5 venues
 
G (3 Warnings)
 
$34 to $40
 
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