Blue Lapis Light performs 'Belonging' in Seaholm District
Aerialists are soaring as part of the latest performance from Blue Lapis Light.
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Aerialists are soaring as part of the latest performance from Blue Lapis Light.
Blue Lapis Light is bringing back the site-specific aerial dance work 'Belonging,' which will feature dancers performing at — and on — the old Seaholm Power Plant.
"Belonging" will run Sept. 14-18 and 21-24 at Seaholm Plaza. Shows start at 8:15 p.m.
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