A Touch of Sin is a duet exploring evils—anger, delusion, violence, and greed for food, sex, and freedom—through movement. It is our embodied reflection on modern stories where the characters’ heroic "evil" deeds are exhibited, if not praised: Bizet’s Carmen, Dante’s Inferno, Oscar Wilde’s Dorian Gray, and Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina.  Are their “sins” truly immoral? Or just incompatible with a certain system of morality – thus fabricated into a scandal, a transgression, but truly a modern rebellion? It seems that only in a spectacle can dreams of evils be celebrated. Hence, from the start we strive to create an imaginative space with our dance where gestures of immorality could be exhibited, tolerated, and deliberated so that finally we all can dance freely and shamelessly.