Rajatila – A Dance Performance

Rajatila is a deeply moving contemporary dance work by Susanna Leinonen Company, exploring the visible and invisible boundaries that shape our lives. In the work, choreographer Tatiana Urteva explores the physical and emotional strength of bodies shaped by a lifetime of experience – movement, rhythm and expression that emerge from decades of lived experience. Rajatila invites audiences to reflect on how psychological and physical boundaries shape our everyday lives, how they are challenged and how they ultimately define our identities. On stage, expressive older adults meet professional dancers. The life experience and embodied wisdom of the older performers intertwine with the physicality and precision of the dancers, creating a moving and powerful whole. Rajatila is a work about humanity, change and resilience. It challenges conventional ideas of what dance can look like and who can be a dancer. The work is part of the City of Helsinki's initiative to promote cultural activities for older people. The performance is presented in collaboration with the City of Pori. Rajatila featured on Huomenta Suomi: mtv.fi ↗ Cloakroom opens one hour before the event. Auditorium doors open approximately 20–30 minutes before the event. Interval: No