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COLLABORATE, DANCE, REPEAT

Even in stillness, there is tension. A dozen or so members of Exit Dance Theater are frozen in various poses—some with hands out straight, some with arms akimbo, and the air is electric with the possibility of what comes next. A moment later, they are in movement again, each bringing their own gestures and footwork yet somehow creating an impression of harmony overall.

When the music stops, the discussion begins. Foot movements, the way one dancer lifts another

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