The Very Last Northern White Rhino

52 minutes (Triple-bill 90 min.)

A striking combination of contemporary dance, urban dance (hybrid form), hip-hop, krump, finger tutting and coupé décalé influences

Part of a triple-bill night with Rising Voices: The film, and Megastructure

When the New York Times reporter, Sam Anderson, learned of the death of the last male northern white rhino, he flew to Kenya to spend a week with the last two survivors of the species. The indifferent image of these individuals in the face of the fate of their species conveyed to the reporter a sense of peace at a time of global uncertainty. This piece is a journey from darkness to light, a celebration of life through dance, amidst the chaos of the world.

Presented in partnership with Dance Limerick, with the support of Aerowaves.

 

Warnings: none
Trailer: Watch Here 
Running Time: 52 minutes
Age: 12+

Concept & choreography: Gaston Core
Performed by: Oulouy
Collaboration in composition: Aina Alegre
Photo & Videomaker: Alice Brazzit
Music: Jorge da Rocha
Lights: Ivan Cascon
Technical care: Manu Ordenavia
Styling: Eva Bernal

Presented in partnership with Dance Limerick, with the support of Aerowaves.

Co-produced by Sala Hiroshima & Festival GREC of Barcelona with the support of ICEC, Centre Cívic Barceloneta.

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