DeNada Dance Theatre’s smart meditations on sexual identity and machismo could teach larger ensembles a thing or twoCarlos Pons Guerra grew up on the island of Gran Canaria. As a teenager he was anxious to broaden his horizons,and persuaded his parents to pay for him to read English at Leeds University. Once in Leeds, however, or he used the money to attend the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. “I thought my parents were far enough absent,” Guerra says wryly. “I thought they wouldn’t find out. But of course they did. And they were not pleased.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com