A Moving Tryptych by Asana Greenstreet

There are multiple conversations that happen on this stage. In each sequence, the screens play a different role for each of the women. In the first, the triptych hints at different elements of the dancer’s personality, and in the second, the screens take on anthropomorphic qualities. Ironically these screens put the choreographer, Jo Fong, on show: they open the project up to contemplation, commentary and scrutiny.

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At Rubicon Dance

Four open contemporary classes led by
Jo Fong

9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th January | 18:00 – 19:15

Tel | 029 2049 1477
Email | Info@rubicondance.co.uk
Visit | www.rubicondance.co.uk

Rubicon Dance, Nora Street, Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 1ND

9, 16, 23, 30th January 2013
Open contemporary classes at Rubicon Dance | 18:00 – 19:15

21, 22, 23th February 2013
Jo will be performing Hide by Deborah Light at Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff.

4th May 2013
Premier at  Riverfront Theatre, Newport. Jo Fong collaborates with Ballet Cymru on a new production of Romeo & Juliet.

3, 4, 5th July 2013

Quarantine’s Dyas Sisters premiers at Contact Theatre in Manchester. Jo performs with both Grace and Veronica Dyas, directed by RIchard Gregory.