A melding of traditional dance from Eastern Indonesia with contemporary impulses, Cry Jailolo gives voice to a remote coastal community facing the destruction of their coral reefs, in a hypnotic, compelling and graceful work.

Created by internationally renowned choreographer Eko Supriyanto - whose credits run from Peter Sellar’s Le Grand Macabre and John Adam’s Flowering Tree toThe Lion King on Broadway – the Cry Jailolo dancers sweep the stage to the rhythmic beats of their bare feet, with moves inspired by fisherman and coconut trees swaying in the wind and the sea.

For a copy of Cry Jailolo's program, click here.