Red Red Shoes

Play · English · 2001

Play text: Charles Way

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Red Red Shoes is a dance drama by Charles Way for young audiences. Franvera receives a pair of red dancing shoes for her birthday as her country descends into war and ethnic cleansing. The shoes become both a connection to her former life and a symbol of the trauma she carries while fleeing toward safety.

The play combines drama, dance and movement to explore displacement, hatred, survival and the effects of war on a child.

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Wenn sie tanzt

THEATERHAUS+PLUS

Dance

Mar 2017

Stuttgart · Germany

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