Hyperselves Dance Report

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Meld The dance “Hyperselves” was probably my favorite of the four performed. It was very dramatic and somewhat hard to follow and watch. They is why I loved it though. The dance started off the a girl and a guy and he looked to be inspecting her every move and every detail of her body. Then the sounds start, it was not music but unrecognizable whispering, at times it sounded almost Russian. There were other sounds mixed in with the whispers and it made the mood quite chaotic. I did not understand the idea or story until the end of the performance when it suddenly dawned on me. The main girl was suffering from some form of mental illness. I believe it was Schizophrenia and OCD. Throughout the performance the dancers would race around the stage

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