"A dance of resistance and discovery."
Chorea tells the story of struggle and invites the audience throughout its unique surreal narrative to reflect on the pursuit of self and identity in a society where such concerns are often considered auxiliary.
Firas Hamemi
Ichraf Besbes
Chorea tells the story of struggle and invites the audience throughout its unique surreal narrative to reflect on the pursuit of self and identity in a society where such concerns are often considered auxiliary.
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