In the dance show '' Tono '' , put on by the Ontario-based Red Sky Performance at the Coups de théâtre festival , reviewer Kathryn Greenaway described her opening performance , which finished with Jacinto turning to " reveal a slender , elegant horse skull delicately balanced on her forearm " as " breathtaking " . Choreographer Laronde said the casting of Jacinto was to " convey the otherworldliness of the shaman " , continuing " when the shaman dreams , they often dream upside down , whereas normal people dream right-side up . " In 2004 , Jacinto participated in an art installation by director Paulette Phillips entitled '' The Secret Life of Criminals '' . The piece was inspired by a police investigation into a woman 's death . Phillips said the performance of Jacinto , who could " turn her body into a pretzel " and was " constantly in motion " , suggested " the unknowable presented under a scientific gaze - Heisenberg 's Uncertainty Principle at play , suggesting that the observer affects the observed . " In 2001 , Jacinto was cast in Robert Lepage 's production of '' Zulu Time '' in '' R for Romeo '' . The production , which looked at the issues surrounding terrorists and air travel , was scheduled to open in September in New York and was cancelled following the September 11 attacks in the US
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Jinny Jacinto