Lovers Bernard and Kevin dance a tumultuous tango. Through their fierce choreography, a passionate story of love and anger unfolds. Again and again they attract and repel in intense conflict until the magnetic energy between them becomes more than they can bear.

Following the extreme contortion comes another dance act, this one a pas de deux performed by two men to a Spanish tango, an aggressive and violent dance. Underlying the machismo is a strong homoerotic undercurrent and the building sexual tension between the dancers crescendos at the end of the act when the two men share a kiss. This daring and provocative act is a prime example of Zumanity's use of dance and movement to convey powerful images and develop a strong sense of visual lyricism.

Contains text written by Wayne Leung, as published in the “Fascination! Newsletter”.