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Osez, Osez, Osez! - Canadian dancers are coming!
3:44pm Friday 15th August 2008
CANADIAN dancers Osez! are coming to the UK for the first time this year and will be performing for free in Newport next month.
Seven Canadian dancers and seven from Wales will work with choreographers Karine Ledoyen from Quebec and the Principality’s Sean Tuan John to create a new dance each day of the week.
Performed on the quayside around Newport’s The Riverfront, each day will be different, building from 20 minutes to 45 minutes of performance over the week.
Come along to see Newport in a new light, and to enjoy the fruits of this international exchange. The cafe and bar will be open, live music will be playing!
This project is a chance for dance artists from Wales and Quebec to exchange techniques and knowledge, as well as to perform together.
It has the support of Wales Arts International, Newport City Council and the Quebec Government Office, London.
Osez! are in Newport between Tuesday 16 - Sunday 21 September at 6.30pm.
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