Having danced with the finest British dance companies, Khamlane Halsackda brings his heartfelt double bill of work, including a brand new duet with Rumiko Otsuka, to Pavilion Dance on Thursday 26 April.

In A Single Act and Yellow Card, Khamlane presents a touching yet entertaining mix of dance and theatre.

Confronting old stereotypes with a pinch of dance and a lot of humour, the performances will explore issues surrounding love and sexuality.

Both pieces contain male and female nudity, therefore the recommended audience age is 14+

A Single Act (20 mins)

A solo work which was created in 2010, A Single Act has toured internationally. It sees Khamlane
re-enact childhood memories and those of a first love.

Yellow Card  (35 mins)

A collaboration with performer Rumiko Otsuka, this is the sequel to A Single Act. Yellow Card looks at the contradiction that is the East Asian image; from what exists in the eyes of society to what may really exist beneath this.

                                       ...a heartfelt act of exposure, rough and raw.”  (Donald Hutera, Dance Europe)

Listing  Information

Thursday 26th April 2012, 8.30pm at Pavilion Dance, Bournemouth
Tickets £5 per person as part of Pavilion Dance’s  "Dance for £5" offer, which lasts until June.
Book online at www.paviliondance.org.uk, in person at reception or by calling us on 01202 203630                                                                                                

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For media enquiries about any performance or Dance South West / Pavilion Dance, or to request images, please contact Jo O’Connell or Marianne Lucken, Pavilion Dance, 01202 203630 or email jo.oconnell@dancesouthwest.org.uk  / marianne.lucken@dancesouthwest.org.uk  

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Image credit: Ludovic des Cognets