Five of the cast of SE7EN: Rowan Rossi, Strickland Young, Maddie Tratt, Jennifer Horvath and Allie Graham
Second Season for Limitless Dance Company
presents new production SE7EN
2016 saw the debut of young contemporary dance company – Limitless Dance Company – headed-up by founder and artistic director Mitchell Turnbull, with their first show Both Sides.
Limitless will return in 2017 with their “cutting edge contemporary dance” in their second production – SE7EN – playing at NIDA in May.
Turnbull says the concept for SE7EN is the premise that “Everyone tries their best to be a good person — but sometimes … we let the little things get to us. We behave in a way that’s a little less than ideal.” SE7EN reveals the precarious stability of the concept of self and steps through the conventions that there are several different sinful entities inside all of us. The dancers are transformed into erupting, powerful, unholy creatures projecting a range of physical impressions and emotions.
Cast for the new show areAllie Graham, Jennifer Horvath, Olivia Kingston, Rowan Rossi, Georgia Sekulla, Imogen Tapara, Maddie Tratt, Alex Warren, Raegan Williams and Strickland Young.
Tickets are on sale now – and are discounted through all of December!
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