Sydney Dance Company seizes the moment with Impermanence

Por Chantal Nguyen, 19 febrero 2021

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“razor-sharp agility, with leaping attacks and limbs that slice through the air”

Crítica hecha desde Roslyn Packer Theatre, Sídney el 17 febrero 2021

Impermanence (Rafael Bonachela)

Sydney Dance Company

David Fleischer, Diseño de escena

Aleisa Jelbart, Diseño de vestuario

Damien Cooper, Diseño de iluminación

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Chantal Nguyen

Chantal has a background in ballet and contemporary dance, and was the first Australian to complete the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Higher Level Dance. She has completed violin studies, and plays regularly in Sydney ensembles. She also dabbles in folk songs and subversive musical parody.