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(Photos courtesy of Rachel Neville photography) Complexions delivers big on its one-night only performance for TITAS RICH LOPEZ | Staff writer rich@dallasvoice.com More than a decade ago, choreographer Dwight Rhoden created a piece set to music by the band U2.
The rock-n- roll sound resonated with him in a certain way at that time. Now, with the band’s 2023 album Songs of Surrender, Rhoden is doing it again.
The band has re-recorded and re-interpreted a number of songs from their catalog but in more acoustic, stripped-down versions than the originals.
In some ways, there’s a parallel here. As the band gets older, its vision shifts in sound. Rhoden can relate. “Now that I’m older, I feel like this music hits a bit differently,” he said. “There’s more emotion in their storytelling.
