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Online ’SILVER SWAN’ Contemporary Dance @ National Dance Theatre, 8 December

• 1 Dec 2020 11:23 AM

SILVER SWAN is about a young man searching for true love in a labyrinth of shadows, dark dreams and forbidden desires.

But something always comes between him and his beloved - and the power which makes them part again and again is both frightening and alluring. 

In her new dance piece premiering in September 2020 choreographer Noémi Kulcsár seeks to rethink narrative elements and themes from Tchaikovsky's classic Swan Lake with the help of three dancers and a story well-known around the world.

The new production is both reinterpretation and commentary, while also being a profound dialogue between past and present.

The online production can be watched for free.

Date and time: 
Tuesday, 8 December, 8:30 pm 

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Nemzeti Táncszínház

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