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Cuba’s most in-demand contemporary dancers return to Boston with a vibrant program showcasing the company’s commitment to working with international choreographers while also nurturing Cuban artistry.
“Sparklingly present… and remarkably strong” (The New York Times), the dancers of Malpaso Dance Company have worked with such notable international choreographers as Ronald K. Brown, Aszure Barton, Ephrat Asherie, and more. The program will feature Brown’s Why You Follow, created on the company in Cuba in 2013, and Asherie's Floor... y Ando, a recent collaboration.
Please be aware that this performance will include the use of haze during the first and last pieces on the program, Floor...y Ando and A Dancing Island.
The program runs for approximately 90 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission between the second and third works.
Choreographer: Ephrat Asherie
Music: Emajoy Tsegué Maryam Guèbrou
Costume design: Ephrat Asherie
Lighting design: Guido Gali
Piano: Carolina Baños
Running time: 8 minutes
Alert: this portion of the performance features haze
Choreographer: Ronald K. Brown
Assistant choreographer: Arcell Cabuag
Music: Zap Mama, Gordheaven & Juliano, The Allenko Brotherhood, The Heavy Quarterz
Lighting design: Clifton Taylor
Costume design: Keiko Voltaire
Running time: 24 minutes
Artistic information coming soon!
Choreographer: Osnel Delgado
Music: Alejandro Falcón, Ted Nash y Trío Cubadentro
Costume design: Guido Gali
Lighting design: Manuel Da Silva
Running time: 37 minutes
Alert: this portion of the performance features haze
“As the theatre begins to vibrate with accumulated energy, you get the feeling that they could dance just about any genre with jaw-dropping style…[making] their unique expression of Cuban culture in all its profound and complex glory all the more special.”
NOW Magazine Toronto