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This new work champions the fundamental right to protest and demonstrate – the unique power that lies in being out of step; in welcoming individuality; in finding collective strength in difference. In any attempt will end in crushed bodies and shattered bones, a seventeen-strong, atypical corps de ballet ranging in age from 17 – 70 use the stage as their ideological testing ground. With varying technical backgrounds, they set aside social dogmas seek out their own voice within the dance and beyond and to embrace a range of distinct identities. One by one, each dancer uninhibitedly claims their place on stage while still holding space for the others and sharing the limelight. Supported by a soundtrack that consists of protest songs from across the ages, this collaboration between Jan Martens’ GRIP and Dance On Ensemble is a vital and timely new work that explores themes of polarisation and prejudice. Every motion is carefully crafted to present us with images, ideas and questions about the kind of society we want to create together. Abbey Theatre, on the Abbey stage Fri 27 & Sat 28 May, 7:30pm €13 – €40 (concession rates available) Book Online: dublindancefestival.ie _____ Choreography Jan Martens Performers Ty Boomershine, Truus Bronkhorst, Jim Buskens, Baptiste Cazaux, Zoë Chungong, Piet Defrancq, Naomi Gibson, Kimmy Ligtvoet, Cherish Menzo, Steven Michel, Gesine Moog, Dan Mussett, Wolf Overmeire, Tim Persent, Courtney May Robertson, Laura Vanborm, Loeka Willems Understudies Pierre Bastin, Georgia Boddez, Zora Westbroek, Lia Witjes-Poole, Abigail Aleksander, Maisie Woodford, Simon Lelievre, Solal Mariotte