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Choreographer: Jess Erhabor
Dancers:
Elaine Lim
Funto Thompson
Galina Kuan
Jess Erhabor
Lydia Grant
Matita Afoakwa
Walton Li

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What if we lived in a world were dance does not exist? Where people lack passion, energy and motivation?
Imagine delving into an unknown land in stark contrast to our dull and monotonous world.

What if one day you discover a secret door which leads you to this magical wonderland; a world full of colour and energy, sparkling with life. A world where anything and everything is possible.

Come 13, 14, & 15 March, let UCLU Dance Society take you on a journey through a mysterious new land! Through the four elements of earth, water, fire & air, be prepared to be entertained by the extraordinary creatures that inhabit this land... Join our dancers on their exploration of the Unknown, through the mystical landscapes and dimensions beyond any expected reality; it's a journey through life.

A dance showcase about finding the power to change your life; about turning a monotonous world into a world where people live, dream and act. Because, when life's rhythm leads you to a door, take the risk and open it! Don't be afraid of the Unknown...

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