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Decreation

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De`cre`a´tion
n.1.Destruction; - opposed to creation.


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And jealousy--as well as love, hate, anguish, passion and self-abnegation--moves the dancers of William Forsythe's Decreation, inspired by Carson's writing.
Everything at once by Sulcas, Roslyn / Dance Magazine
With 18 writhing dancers and a relentless dialogue of distress, Decreation is no easier.
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But for a farming community on a remote seacoast--one easily imagines it pertaining to Muir's native Orkney--the week of decreation represents a new beginning.
"Between the tiger's paws": Scotland, Czechoslovakia, and the poetry ... by Cross, Richard K. / Modern Age
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