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precision timing to powerful expression.
Drawn irom all over the world these dancers manage to pertorm in sync without losing individuality, brilliantly illustrated by the wittin inventive pas de deux, Passomezzo. Karina Silverio and Kirk Ryder, who must be almost a foot apart in height, llout traditional notions oi aesthetic to a diverse range of music from Greensleeves to talk.
Like young Spartans the dancers are remarkable lor their youth and zeal, yet they succeed with mature choreography. This is to do with the
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imaginatively appropriate choreography they are given, which ' Run ended. both stretches and suits such a diverse \ ' Overwhelmineg youthtul, Nederlands and enthusiastic company. The least ( ' '1 f f ( ’ Dans Theater 2 pertormed with passion successtul is the most conventional, I ( and dexterity at the Theatre Royal's Septet Extra, which is probably more Dance into Glasgow season. The tour comtortably performed by the older ' ' works this young company danced for parent company. This is an impressive O o the lirst of two programmes showcased company with a good line in inventive, O o . a dazzling array of skills, lrom approachable choreography. (Jo Roe) C l . n P l I 3 Under African Skies Sat 30.lun. 1pm. Free. provided. Phone for enrolment form or a n l The largest dance company in Europe, pick one up from the Assembly Rooms. . Adizido perform their third dance/drama I CRAIGLOCKHART SPORTS CENTRE 177 The "a n (Jeni (‘9. Jon" Street. using music. dance poetry and 30 Colinton Road, 443 0101. - w - - drummers and dancers. A variety of adult coaching sessrons are (’ |a§£( ’“- Tel: I 332 Eyuphuro Sun 1 Jul. 2.30pm. Free, available. including Women’s Actrvrty . . . Drawing on African and Arabicculturc Mornings. Aerobics. Fitness'l'raining and Gallery open daily 9am - midnight ,hc 5cm, pm gmup perm", ,radmonal yoga. Phone the centre formore ° ' ° ' ' ‘ ' ' . in ormation. Viewm g IS restricted to restaurant diners dunn g the mt”; [$31,133: ‘ Sat 7 M 1pm. Free. . Baum" mgflggmwc“ Way. ' ' ' ' ' ~ ~ Musselbur h,( . . . hours noon ‘ and - the Elchat ClasSes throughout East Lnthian incorporate influences from jaza to ballet. Will resume in Septembcr- Phone 031665 Scottish Country Dancing Mondays and 3711 for details. Tuesdays. 7.30pm. 75p (45p). Circus School Mon 16—Sat 21 Jul. £15 (£5).
Modern Sequence Dancing Wednesdays, A variety of workshops. day and evening. N ‘ M * S 7.30pm. 75p (45p). Places are filling up fast. phone for further
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