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"Noise Marrons" at Mc93, a Serious and Festive Play that Pays Tribute to Slaves Who Have Regained Their Freedom

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In this improvised evening choreography designed by Brazilian Calixto Neto, five artists circulate black dances and music, including that of Julius Eastman, a black and gay New York pianist, who fell into oblivion after his death.
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"Noise Marrons" at Mc93, a Serious and Festive Play that Pays Tribute to Slaves Who Have Regained Their Freedom

In this improvised evening choreography designed by Brazilian Calixto Neto, five artists circulate black dances and music, including that of Julius Eastman, a black and gay New York pianist, who fell into oblivion after his death.

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Télérama.fr broke the news in on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
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