Half an Hour of Our Time makes a revival at Plastic Orchid Factory, April 17 and 18
In Compagnie de la Citadelle duet choreographed by James Kudelka, a couple’s bond unravels before audiences
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Half an Hour of Our Time. Photo by Jeremy Mimnagh
In a presentation by Plastic Orchid Factory, Compagnie de la Citadelle’s Half an Hour of Our Time comes to Left of Main on April 17 and 18 at 7 pm.
Choreographed by former National Ballet of Canada artistic director James Kudelka, Half an Hour of Our Time was influenced by Jean Cocteau and Francis Poulenc’s one-act opera La voix humaine. Performed in silence, this 30-minute duet is dense with incident as everything that bound the couple unravels before audiences.
The duet was originally commissioned by Moonhorse Dance Theatre in 2008 and performed by Claudia Moore and Dan Wild. This revival, dedicated to the memory of Wild (1965-2020), will star dancers Zhenya Cerneacov and Laurence Lemieux.
Kudelka is among today’s most versatile and innovative dance artists. He has choreographed for both leading ballet companies and smaller contemporary troupes.
For tickets to Half an Hour of Our Time, visit Plastic Orchid Factory.
Post sponsored by Plastic Orchid Factory.
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