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Bodies Of Water explores the intricate relationship between water ecology and the human body’s composition of 70% water.
Choreographer Lliane Loots and the six Flatfoot dancers use the moving body as a powerful metaphor for climate justice, confronting the challenges faced by individuals during times of personal and political crisis.
Set against the backdrop of African geopolitics and a broader social unrest, this new dance performance reimagines “bodies of water” as both an artistic and political symbol of survival.
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