Analysis Of The Hook And Ladder Theater: Enough

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One Dance Company presented a show at the Hook and Ladder Theater called Enough. The Hook and Ladder Theater was an old but beautiful building located in Minneapolis, Minnesota that consisted of a low lighted set of rooms, a small stage and very limited seating. Enough was a show that included many different dancers, choreographers, and directors, but the main individual was Jenny Sung, director and owner of One Dance Company. The sections of dances within the main dance was choreographed by the dancers that performed the sections. The sections of the dance were also directed by individual directors within the cast.
Enough was a dance performance which contained all females. I believe that having all females spoke loudly when the theme of the performance was finally figured out. The overall theme of the performance was embodying the idea of being enough. With society lashing out at each other and individuals putting others down, it is difficult to feel like you are enough as an individual for some else and the world. The performance focuses on being brave in a harsh …show more content…

The second section was directed by Sophia Ogren-Dehn, who was also a performer. This section of dances was split up into three different sections that all gave off a slightly different vibes but complimented each other very well. The first section of the dance created an inviting and bright theme by involving two dancers that traveled all over and moved at high levels and high tempo along with bright white lighting. The dancers moved together as one’s movements affected the others. The vibrancy of the dancers smiles gave off a warm, beautiful, and united theme as they danced together and showed a splendid time doing so. The music that accompanied this part was fun and upbeat in the background with positive and uplifting words in the

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