The Unicorn Tapestries’ created by Bajoy that recounts the story of ‘The Lady and the Unicorn’ tapestries now hanging in the Cluny Museum in Paris.
New ProductionsACT also features the premiere of Moon Aerandir’s new theatre work, ‘The Sad but Fortunate Tale of Padstow Jack,’ that weaves a poignant yet hopeful story from a mermaid’s monologue and toe-tapping folk tunes.The Fandangos, led by choreographer Moon Aerandir, present a thought-provoking new work, entitled, ‘Circus of Dreams.’ If it were literature it would be‘mystical realism,’ if it were an art work you might associate it with surrealism or even Da Da, if it were a theatre piece it might bring to mind ‘commedia ‘dell arte’ or even ‘ theatre of the absurd.’ In short, this innovative dance work defies definition, but is a feast for the eyes with choreography that delights, costumes that enchant, and tunes that leave you wanting more from this energetic new Avilion dance company.
.(ACT Main Stage)‘Dance-a-long’Saturday, September 17th at 11 am(ACT Lower Stage)‘The Strange but Fortunate Tale of Padstow Jack’Saturday, September 17th at 1 pm(ACT above Upper Stage)‘Circus of Dreams’Sunday, September 18th, 12 noon(ACT Lower Stage)‘The Unicorn Tapestries’Sunday, September 18th, 12:30 p.m. (following the Fandangos performance)(ACT Lower Stage)We hope you can attend these performances and all the other art events scheduled for the Festival.