The recent Amalgamation showcase at Plié for the Arts’ event at the Little Theatre was a resounding success, with attendees treated to a variety of new and international dance pieces. The talented dancers, hailing from Jamaica, the Caribbean, and the United States, left the audience in awe with their performances.
Marisa Benain, the artistic director and founder of Plié, expressed her joy and pride at the end of the show, as she watched the dancers shine on stage. She commended the Jamaican dancers for their outstanding performances and highlighted the importance of showcasing Jamaican talent on an international stage.
The audience was captivated by the well-executed pieces, which showcased the dancers’ skill and dedication to their craft. The preparation and hard work put into each performance were evident, whether it was a solo act or a group number.
One of the standout pieces of the evening was Bolero X, choreographed by Shahar Binyamini, which featured Jamaican dancers performing the iconic Bolero for the first time. The significance of this moment was not lost on the audience, who appreciated the beauty and artistry of the performance.
Other pieces included Fix Me Jesus by Alvin Ailey, Migration by Alonso King Lines Ballet, The Calling by Jessica Lang, and The Hunt by Robert Battle. The audience was treated to a diverse range of styles and choreography, showcasing the versatility and talent of the dancers.
The evening ended on a high note, with plans for the Amalgamation showcase to head to the Ailey CitiGroup Theatre in New York on September 14. The success of the event is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the dancers, choreographers, and organizers who made it all possible.
