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SINFUL STEPPING
The Dance Factory brings the seven deadly
sins to the stage
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oes wrath look like a pop, lock and drop or a ball
change? And envy? Perhaps an axel turn or a
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stag leap? Pride is most certainly jazz hands. In
7Even, the Dance Factory takes on all seven
cardinal sins to show us how even the best of
intentions can go wrong. Artistic director Roshny
- Lots of Ninkasi
Bhakta has put together a show based on our deepest and dark-
est human urges. “We’re going for a kaleidoscope of emotions,”
- Patio Seating
- Down Home Chow
she says. “In the greed category, for example, you’ll see different
- Wall Art
pieces conveying the idea of being rich and overwhelmed by it.”
- PBR- CHEAP!
In 7Even, each sin has a designated color, which appears
- Good drinks
in backgrounds and costumes. Greed is gold, lust is magenta,
wrath is red and gluttony is a pale yellow. “Our gluttony category
- Bunch of Pool Tables
is super playful, as most of the music in this portion of the show
- Video Games (No Poker)
talks about food,” Bhakta says.
“Go Emerald City Roller Girls!”
Bhakta fuses different genres of contemporary dance, like jazz and
hip hop, to create the overall effect. Her goal is to showcase the strengths
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and diversity of different dance programs in Eugene. “Nothing is possible with
just one group,” Bhakta says. “We always collaborate.”
7Even features 31 pieces of hip hop and jazz choreography, performed by the Dance Factory’s five groups of 41 dancers as well as nine
guest groups. These include the UO dance team, the Satellite Project, ZAPP and Ballet North West Academy. “We’re a really tight-knit dance
community,” says Bhatka. “We work together to bring the audience the best shows.” So get off your couch, ahem gluttony, and break out
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7Even runs 7:30 pm Friday, Nov. 16, at Soreng Theatre; $15.
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