Rough Cuts: movement in the making
Rough Cuts is our programme of work-in-progress sharings, designed to support artists to develop their work in collaboration with an audience; and to offer an opportunity for audiences to get to the heart of the creation process.
The term Rough Cut comes from the film industry - the first draft of a film — also known as the rough cut.
What the audience experiences won't have all the bells and whistles of a finished production but it gives the idea of how a story is going to look onstage; and is an opportunity for a dance artist or choreographer to test their movement ideas with a friendly, supportive audience.
Rough Cuts: Kapwa by Janelle Hacault
Join dancer, actor, choreographer, and standup Janelle Hacault for a sharing of her new work
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