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CROSSWALKS (2010)
Composed of three very different sections loosely inspired by the work of renowned American writer Paul Auster, “Crosswalks” explores questions of identity, space, language and literature through the use of movement, time and space, creating a distinctive postmodern ( and critique of postmodernism) form in the process.
A true expression of our world, where it is so easy to get lost in the running, it reflects what can happen when someone stops and reflects.
On stage throughout, this encounter is reflected by emotion made movement and music. Music and dance reflect fragility, strength, at times vulnerability. Movements are deep, powerful and fluid, fast and slow.
There is no dance moment that stands out particularly, no combination of movements that makes the audience gasp at its ingenuity. Every step and gesture becomes inevitable, a pure essence of expression that makes each dancer and emotion as large and vivid as life — and death — itself.
Created by: Patravadi Theatre
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