The last night of Cloud Dance Festival’s tenth showcase, Trouble and Desire, opened with a meditation on the opposing yet interdependent forces of yin-yang in Chinese philosophy, and ideas of parity and disparity, of complement and contrast informed much of the evening’s work.
In spite of a few technical difficulties the opening night of Cloud Dance Festival’s 10th season was yet another accomplished production organised by director Chantal Guevara. A thrice-yearly festival showcasing a wealth of contemporary dance talent from national and international artists, Cloud Dance Festival is now in its fourth successful year. An eclectic mix of contemporary choreography, the aptly-named Trouble and Desire is Cloud Dance’s first offering of the year.
Cloud Dance Festival runs three times a year, moving from venue to venue to try to reach as many different communities as possible with the provision of a platform for professional and innovative contemporary dance. The next instalment from them will be Hush at Cochrane Theatre, in Holborn, 16th-18th July, so don’t miss out! Led by director Chantal Guevara, they never fail to present a varied selection of work that ensures there really is something for everyone to enjoy.
Cloud Dance Festival runs 3 times a year, moving from venue to venue to try to reach as many different communities as possible with the provision of a platform for professional and innovative contemporary dance. The next instalment from them will be Hush at Cochrane Theatre, in Holborn, 16th-18th July, so don’t miss out! Led by director Chantal Guevara, they never fail to present a varied selection of work that ensures there really is something for everyone to enjoy.