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[Eng] The Black Deluge that Devours you: The “Rain” from Page to Stage
Text: Hazel S Chen Adapting a literary classic into contemporary dance is an inherently challenging endeavour. In the realm of contemporary dance theatre, the focus often lies in breaking away from traditional storytelling and mime, instead placing emphasis on the dance form itself and accentuating bodily expression, the relationship between movement and space, and the ability of dance to serve as an affective energy source that resonates with the audience. However, when conf

