WORKERS LOWER a giant banner frum the roof of the Centennial Theatre to advertise Serge Bennathan’s

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new dance work, which makes its world premiere at the North Vancouver theatre on April 5.

World dance premiere opens in NV

THE PREMIERE of choreographer
Serge Bennathan’s fuil-length con-
temporary dance work, The Song
of the Nightingale, opens at Cen-
tennial Theatre on Thursday, April
5

Bennathan’s work is about the
love of books. “From this love
came the desire to create a dance
piece which could be read out
loud,’’ says Bennathan. “A man
finds a new sense of truth and po-

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etry through reading a book. At
the same time, the book nourishes
itself with the warmth and the
dreams of the reader.”

For his work, Bennathan has
enlisted Arne Eigenfeldt to create
an original score, which will be
performed live during the perfor-
mances. The stage will feature
multi-media elements to em-
phasize the dramatic interplay of
the book and its reader.

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The company of dancers
brought together specifically for
Bennathan’s piece are Leasie
McNicolls, Chantal Deeble, Olivia
Thorvaldson, Sylvie Bouchard and
Debbie Boyko.

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