TNT Elevates Dance With Exodus

Monday, October 19, 2015

Dance troupe, The Naughty Toddlers’ (TNT) latest act, Exodus set the bar for the local dance scene with a new direction and ideas at Maitisong Theatre on Saturday.

The Exodus theatrical dance act is a play that TNT adapted from the book of Exodus in the Bible, which depicts the life of Moses and his fight for the freedom of the children of Israel from enslavement in Egypt.

It was more of a dance play action without words. It needed one to pay attention to understand what the dancers communicated. Egyptian scenery set up had been put up on stage, accompanied by some contemporary music.

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