An anti-vegan ballet

[Second Summer]

In a black and white underworld, a vegan priest named Sesom will be leading seven disciples on a voyage to bring color to their lives in the ballet, “Cult of Color: Call to Color.”

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In two acts, common vegans live in an underground world without color led by Sesom, who dreams of color. Sesom is met by an extraordinary creature named Painter who shows him a life of meat and color. Sesom returns underground to recruit disciples for his Cult of Color. Seven enlist, but one, Betto, resists the cult. After battles between good and evil ensue, Betto joins the Cult of Color. Or does he?

Follow a vegan priest into the world of “Cult of Color: Call to Color” (The Daily Texan, March 27, 2013)



Okay then ... I should note that all I know about this ballet is in the article, and I don't really know whether it should be considered "anti-vegan", but it certainly seems that way!

 

[ledboots]

Pretty frigging avant garde, says this ballet fan.

 

[Snowcone]

I...would actually like to see this.

 

[Freesia]

Yes, vegetables arent coloured at all. Oh, those black-and-white vegetables....

 

[Pickle Juice]

A collaborative effort, “Cult to Color: Call to Color” was created by choreographer Stephen Mills, visual artist Trenton Doyle Hancock and composer Graham Reynolds...

and underwritten by the Weston A Price Foundation, Anthony Bourdain, Lierre Keith, and Ted Nugent.

 

[Second Summer]

Pretty frigging avant garde, says this ballet fan.

Speaking of avant-garde, maybe they're trying to compete with that movie Delicatessen?

 

[FortyTwo]

Okay, this ballet must not only require ignorance, but also drugs. Lots and lots of drugs.