WINNIPEG – Rusalka and three other Ukrainian dance troupes from Western Canada are dedicating a dance performance Sunday to freedom for Ukraine.
“It’s all at the top of our minds,” Simeon Rusnak of Rusalka said on the Morning News on Wednesday about the unrest in Ukraine.
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Winnipeg troupe Rusalka, Yevshan from Saskatoon, Tavria from Regina and Tryzub from Calgary will come together to perform Razom 2 at Winnipeg’s Centennial Concert Hall at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The troupes performed in the other cities in September and February.
Rusnak said the first Razom was four years ago with Rusalka and troupes from Calgary and Edmonton and the experience of touring with the other troupes is “just the best.”
“It’s been phenomenal,” he said.
Tickets to the show cost $35 and are available from Ticketmaster.
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