Dada Masilo's The Sacrifice is a modern re-imagining of the classic story of Sacrifice, combining elements of classical ballet, African dance and contemporary music. The result is an energetic and powerful performance that celebrates both traditional and

I was completely amazed by the way in which the human body can move in Dada Masilo's The Sacrifice, a show that incorporates a mix of elements from European ballet, Botswanan Tswana dance, and ritual. The stage setup was basic, with the musicians located in one corner and a backdrop of projected images. Masilo, who is the choreographer and principal dancer, was mesmerizing in her performance, with her outfit accentuating her graceful movements. The other dancers were equally remarkable, as their movements were smooth and in unison, and their breathing and chanting added to the atmosphere of the piece. This 65-minute production will remain in my thoughts for a while. If you get the chance, I highly recommend you see it when it tours.

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