Just as for the 2006 performance Affected (which you could see at Vooruit during Sum/Some of the PARTS), choreographer and dancer Claire Croizé has chosen to use classical music by Gustav Mahler for her new solo performance. This time she will work with his romantic piece Der Abschied, in which the individual is harshly confronted with his own mortality. Croizé, who also performed in Kris Verdonck’s I/II/III/IIII and End, looks for a steady balance between her graceful and fragile style and the grandeur of Mahler’s symphony. Her choreography wins its own place in the composition and becomes just as much part of it as the vocals or the instruments. Light also plays a prominent role, entwined in a duet with the music and the dancer.
- Tags
- dans
- klassiek
- Mahler
- Artists
- Claire Croizé
Claire Croizé (creation & performance), Jan Maertens (light), Etienne Guilloteau (assistant), Alain Franco (musical advice) & Vonneke Beeker (project management)
Production: Action Scénique vzw
Coproduction: Vooruit, Buda and Workspace Brussels
in collaboration with wp Zimmer
with support of Vlaamse Overheid
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