Dancetheatre David Earle (DtDE) launches the 2012-2013 season with a performance in honour of Remembrance Day.
In the intimate setting of their studio, DtDE will perform The Heart at Night – A Remembrance, David Earle’s 2005 work, which portrays the heroism of an artist in wartime, and as a victim of fascism.
The work interprets the struggle of Russian poet Anna Akhmatova, who survived her husband’s execution, her son’s imprisonment, World War II, and Stalin, and who was known as The Mother of Russia.
The Heart at Night – A Remembrance will be presented on Friday Nov. 9, at 8pm and Nov. 11, at 4pm, at the DtDE studio at 42 Quebec Street, Guelph.
Tickets are $20. Reservations are recommended, and can be made by calling 519-837-2746. For more information visit www. dtde.ca.
