Salome has become a symbol for dangerous female seductiveness over history. This riveting contemporary dance solo is set in the moment when Salome danced before Herod and is inspired by the passion and contradictions of this incredible mythical woman: full of powerful charisma but also insecurities, and love for a man who didn’t reciprocate. Avatâra collaborates with Scottish composer Daniel Williams, taking as a departing point the original piece by Richard Strauss.
Maestro Rafael de Burgos
Avatâra Ayuso
Richard Strauss
Daniel Williams
Fringe Festival Edinburgh
Dresden Philarmonic
Dance Base Edinburgh
Kelly Apter (The Scotsman)
Laura Dodge, Dance Critic (Dancing Times)