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Reona (Tap dance, Metal percussion) subiu ao palco a 4 de outubro de 2026, Impiety Hour, em Manchester.
Reona レオナ is a Tokyo-based artist who uses tap dance techniques to express her music. She is also a tap dancer, improviser, designer, choreographer, teacher, and composer.
To materialise the sounds in her head, she uses tap shoes and a wooden board, as well as metal sheets, chains, steel bowls, plastic bags, and loudspeakers. Her sound is noise music–like, and she has performed with many improvisers, dancers, painters, and free jazz musicians. Her sound impulses are directly connected to her legs, and she expresses herself using everything available in her body, including her arms and mouth — making for a one-of-a-kind presence.
*Reona will be performing 2x20 minute sets. 1 solo and another with a live band led by Ted Branson.*
+ support from: LEWYS HOLT
Lewys Holt is an award-winning dance artist, clown and improviser based in Leeds. Winner of Best Improv Show at Leicester Comedy Festival, they make loose, unscripted performances that drift between contemporary dance, alternative comedy and complete derailment. Described as "very likeable" (The Guardian) and "brilliantly relatable comedy" (★★★★ Broadway Baby), every show is built live with the audience and no two performances are the same.
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It took place on 4 October 2026.
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It took place at Impiety Hour, Manchester.
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