For the past 32 years, the National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) has observed the Easter season with its Morning of Movement and Music.
At 6 o'clock on Easter Sunday morning, the country's premier dance company continued that tradition and showcased new works as well as classics from its repertoire spiced with music from the NDTC Singers.
At 6 o'clock on Easter Sunday morning, the country's premier dance company continued that tradition and showcased new works as well as classics from its repertoire spiced with music from the NDTC Singers.
Here are some moments from Sunday's event. (Photos: Bryan Cummings)
The company raised the roof in praise with Revival by Rex Nettleford to close the Morning of Movement and Music.
Rex Nettleford’s 1997 work Tintinabulum was a welcomed addition to Sunday’s programme.
Ths trio of dancers (from left: Terry-Ann Dennison, Tamara Noel and Paul Newman) presents Clive Thompson’s 1991 work ...of Prophecy and Song.
The NDTC Singers (right) provided the musical accompaniment for Peace Be Still choreographed by Marlon Simms.
NDTC ballet mistress Kerry-Ann Henry brought the house down with her emotional solo A Prayer, choreographed by Arsenio Andrade Calderon.
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