2.04.2017

Inlet Dance Comes to Wharton to Perform Among The Darkest Shadows



I attended Inlet Dance Media Day at Wharton Center.  After watching a special dance performance, I chatted with Michelle Snipes who plays Pinta in the show Among the Darkest Shadows. 

INLET DANCE THEATRE is one of the country’s most exciting professional contemporary dance companies. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, this company utilizes the art form of dance to bring about personal development in the lives of individuals through training and mentoring, and to speak creatively about life and the issues we all face.
 Among the Darkest Shadows tells the poignant stories of Lodi, a young victim of labor trafficking, and Pinta, a victim of sex trafficking. Written by California-based playwright José Cruz González, this powerful new story follows Lodi and Pinta’s harrowing journey through contemporary enslavement and their struggle to be free. The story is told largely through innovative dance portraying the magical realism of Mr. González’s writing, featuring his signature style of larger-than-life characters, bold visuals, poetic images, and striking symbolism.   The show is at Wharton Center February 16 - 19, 2017 in the Pasant Theatre. Tickets are available at  whartoncenter.com, or by calling 1-800-WHARTON.



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