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Tag: Iquail Shaheed

Dance Reviews

BLACK SWAN (Dance Iquail): Tutus as Afros just aren’t enough!

Gregory King for the Dance Journal March 3, 2015 No Comments

Dance Iquail used the tutu, which is an iconic costume in classical ballet, placed it atop the heads of the dancers and shifted its representation from a symbol of white ballet to a symbol of black pride.

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