Mini festival of extremes at Nederlands Dans Theater's young guard

by one of our members
13 March 201330 March 2022
3 min read
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ADVERTORIAL Verder uit elkaar kunnen ze bijna niet liggen. Alexander Ekman en Sharon Eyal maken allebei dansstukken, en zijn beiden kind aan huis bij het Nederlands Dans Theater, maar daar houdt het wel zo'n beetje op met de overeenkomsten. In het nieuwe programma van NDT2, het jonge makers-huis van het internationaal toonaangevende dansgezelschap uit Den Haag, zijn wereldpremières te zien van nieuw werk van deze jonge choreografen.
Van Alexander Ekman kunnen we een ballet verwachten dat net zo...

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