Sea Unseen

An immersive dance performance with plastics collected on Sable Island returns to the Halifax Central Library on June 3rd!

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As the world turns its attention to the health of our waters for World Oceans Week (June 1-8), Mocean Dance and Sable Island Institute announce the return of its visionary co-production, Sea Unseen. This immersive dance performance offers a poignant reflection on a crisis that remains as urgent as ever: the over-consumption of single-use plastics.

Beyond the captivating beauty of its wild horses and windswept dunes, Sea Unseen uncovers the hidden story of ocean plastic pollution on Sable Island. Dance, music, and storytelling unite in a delicate balance of artistic expression and environmental activism, holding space for the urgent and complex issue of plastic pollution. Born from a collaboration between Mocean Dance and the Sable Island Institute, Sea Unseen embodies the struggles of the ocean itself, navigating a sea of plastic in search of hope.

ID: Photo by Kevin MacCormack. Featuring Julie Robert. A woman stands shrouded in multicoloured plastic debris. Only the crown of her head and her softly raised hands emerge from the trailing pile of plastic. On the right, dark blue text over a light blue background shares performance details included in the caption.