A major player on the Québec Hip-Hop dance scene, Alexandra ‘Spicey’ Landé is a Montreal choreographer, dancer, and instructor with...
Ebnflōh’s IN-WARD
Choreographed by Montreal’s Ebnflōh Dance Company founder, Alexandra ‘Spicey’ Landé, IN-WARD depicts the complex, contradictory nature of human emotions through a performance interweaving seemingly contradictory styles of dance: hip-hop and contemporary.
Six highly skilled dancers, renowned Hip-Hop beat maker and producer Shash’U, and artistic advisors Anne Plamondon and Helen Simard, confront the deep waters of the human psyche and present a unique dance experience.
December 1 & 2, 8pm at Harbourfront Centre Theatre
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IN-WARD depicts the complex, changing nature of human emotions through a performance interweaving seemingly contradictory styles of dance: hip-hop...
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