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You could say that Pilobolus dancers have drive. Literally. Always the illusionists, their bodies can mold into any shape-and this time it's a car. The recent ads (TV right, print below) for the Hyundai Santa Fe shows these dancers creating scenes with nothing but their nearly bare bodies. They play each other like instruments: Two bodies arched backwards form a harp, an upside-down dancer resembles a cello, and two dancers' bottoms become bongo drums. And finally, the bodies stack up to form the filled-in shape of the car, identical to the real thing. Wonder what their mileage is? See the spot at www.pilobolus.com.

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Title Annotation:VITAL SIGNS
Publication:Dance Magazine
Date:Apr 1, 2007
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