Sacre is a collaboration between the education, community and professional arts sectors, and featuring more than 150 young dancers from north, south, east and west Auckland, drawn from schools ranging from deciles one to 10.
Many of these young people have never danced before.
For the last few months the dancers have been involved in workshops with three of New Zealand’s leading choreographers: Ann Dewey, Moss Patterson and Tai Royal.
In September this impressive trio will be joined by international choreographer and artistic director of Sacre, Royston Maldoom
Many of these young people have never danced before.
For the last few months the dancers have been involved in workshops with three of New Zealand’s leading choreographers: Ann Dewey, Moss Patterson and Tai Royal.
In September this impressive trio will be joined by international choreographer and artistic director of Sacre, Royston Maldoom
All this hard work comes to a head at Auckland’s Aotea Centre on 14 October, with a performance of Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, performed live with Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra under its music director, Eckehard Stier.
For more information, visit the APO website.
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