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Sidra Bell Dance New York – "garment"
Kelly Strayhorn Theater
Daily Event: 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EST)
Pittsburgh, PA
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Event Details
Presented by Kelly Strayhorn Theater
KST is proud to present the world premier performance of garment, which was developed by internationally acclaimed choreographer Sidra Bell during an artist residency at The Alloy Studios. Exploring bending and shifting identities in a playful and interactive stage arena, Bell's evolving movement vocabulary rejects the ordinary.
*This performance contains brief nudity during the ending minutes of the show*
Event Details
Sidra Bell Dance New York - garment
Friday and Saturday, March 7–8, 2014 :: 8 PM
Kelly Strayhorn Theater :: Map
- $15 Artists/Students; $20 15206; $25 Gen. Admission
Have questions about Sidra Bell Dance New York – "garment"? Contact Kelly Strayhorn Theater


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Lovely lone work
This is intense. I dig it.
Very nice!
Stunning! I love the words used throughout. They really give him character and fierceness.
awesome like all of your works!
I love his eye!!!
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