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A Green Dot by A Little RAW

A Little RAW, an inclusive young dancers’ company, brings you on a journey to discover how one adapts and strives in an environment that divides. Inspired by the green movement of guerilla gardening, we hope to dissolve the grids that society has built through dancing without boundaries… gardening without boundaries…

Streaming Date/Time: 23 December 2020, 8pm
Video is available till 1 January 2021, 11.59pm

Platform: SISTIC.com.sg

Tickets: $5, $10, $30, $50 – Pay as you wish*

When: 23 Dec - 1 Jan 2020,

By: RAW Moves

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