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PRESS RELEASE
Harbourfront Centre’s Torque Season Closes with Norway’s winter guests and the Visceral Examination of the Human Condition in– Story, story, die.–
Interdisciplinary performance company returns to Harbourfront Centre stage as part of Nordic Bridges, exploring the relationship between lies and love
Harbourfront Centre presents the Toronto premiere of winter guests’ evocative work, Story, story, die., as part of the contemporary dance series Torque and the year-long Nordic Bridges initiative. Choreographed by winter guests Artistic Director Alan Lucien Øyen, the full-length work will be on stage June 28 and 29, 2022 at 7:30pm at Fleck Dance Theatre.
Through cinematic staging and poignant spoken word, Story, story, die. is a heartrending look at the interdependency between lies and love and the surprising things we do in our everyday lives to present a more likeable narrative of ourselves to the world.
Considered one of Norway’s most pioneering artists, writer, director and choreographer, Øyen, has created more than 40 projects and commissions since 2004. In 2006, Øyen founded winter guests to develop a range of interdisciplinary works, including plays, contemporary dance works and hybrid performances, mixing dance with text and movement with actors. Inspired by interactions with strangers, personal anecdotes and pop culture references, each work is produced in collaboration with its performers.
For tickets and further information, visit: harbourfrontcentre.com
About Nordic Bridges (nordicbridges.ca)
LISTING INFORMATION | Harbourfront Centre presents winter guests’ Story, story, die. |
Dates: | June 28 and 29, 2022 at 7:30pm |
Price: | Suggested $20-$95, Pay What You Wish |
Address: | Fleck Dance Theatre Queen’s Quay Terminal, 3rd Floor 207 Queens Quay West |
Ticket Link: | harbourfrontcentre.com |
Website: | harbourfrontcentre.com |