Inspired by the works of the great French sculptor, Auguste Rodin, award-winning choreographer Russell Maliphant’s latest work returns after making its UK premiere at Sadler’s Wells as part of British Dance Edition earlier this year. This visually arresting piece, set to Alexander Zekke’s entrancing score, features lighting design by Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Michael Hulls, set design by Es Devlin and Bronia Housman, and costumes by Stevie Stewart. For this new production, Maliphant has collaborated with a group of extraordinary performers, using a movement vocabulary influenced by the dance forms of popping, breaking and contemporary dance, integrated through Maliphant's language of flow, form and dynamics. Please note, The Rodin Project contanis some nudity.
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