Footnote Perforum

Wednesday, 11 February 2009, 4:39 pm
Press Release: Footnote Dance Company

FOOTNOTE PERFORUM
Footnote Dance
Footnote Perforum

A Fringe Festival favourite, Perforum is the chance to see dance in the making and to take part in a dialogue with the creative juices make new choreographies for the fabulous Footnote Dancers.

Featuring top New Zealand choreography talents Sarah Foster, Malia Johnstone and Katie Burton, with music composed by Eden Mulholland, Andrew Foster, Josh Rutter and Sally Nicholas.

Deirdre Tarrent is hosting the forums.

February 27: Malia Johnston
February 20: Sarah Foster
February 13: Katie Burton

Footnote Perforum
February 13, 20, 27

All shows 6pm. Duration 45mins
Koha/Donation

Tarrant Dance Studios
Level 3, 125 Cuba Street
Cuba Mall, Te Aro, Wellington

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