Only In Cuba 8 - Graceful Obese Dancrs in Cuba

In Cuba, a unique dance troupe captivates audiences with their graceful performances, despite their large body masses. The troupe, consisting of dancers over 90 kilograms, challenges societal norms and provokes compassion through themes of social alienation and self-destruction. After a two-year hiatus, they returned with 'A Sweet Death', a play about an obese girl's struggles, performed to packed audiences at the National Theatre in Havana.

What makes the Cuban dance troupe's performances compelling?

• Their international collaborations

• Their traditional dance styles

• Their unexpected grace and harmonious movements

• Their use of modern technology

What is unique about the dancers in the Cuban troupe?

• They weigh over 90 kilograms

• They perform only classical ballet

• They are all under 50 kilograms

• They are all from different countries

What is the primary theme of the troupe's parody of Swan Lake?

• Historical events

• Cultural diversity

• Romantic love

• Social alienation and self-destruction

What is the story of 'A Sweet Death' about?

• A dancer achieving fame

• A family reuniting after a long time

• A young obese girl facing neglect and humiliation

• A young girl overcoming poverty

Where did the troupe perform 'A Sweet Death'?

• In a private event

• In an international festival

• At the National Theatre in Havana

• In a small local theater