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Dance Is Not for Us review – desire and defiance as one revolutionary mover sweats it all out
Source: The Guardian · Published
<p><strong>Barbican, London</strong><br>Omar Rajeh performs out of frustration, resistance and a need to connect in this stream-of-consciousness solo at Dance Umbrella festival</p><p>In August 2019,…
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