420PEOPLE + GUEST/ focus on detail
27. a 28. May 2010
19:30h, The New Stage of the National Theatre
Outstanding interpret Talia Paz from Israel
would be the 420PEOPLE GUEST this time.
19:30h, The New Stage of the National Theatre
Outstanding interpret Talia Paz from Israel
would be the 420PEOPLE GUEST this time.
In this almost chamber dance evening you will have the chance to focus on one trio and three solos. And that is essential. Hundreds of eyes are following one movement, gesture of a single dancer. An outstanding performer Talia Paz from Israel, a former member of the Cullberg Ballet, will perform her solo presentation in pieces by Stijn Celis and Sharon Eyal, and, moreover, give a workshop focused on Mats Ek's repertory. The choreography Wall to Wall by Václav Kuneš will present a Brazilian dancer Samir Calixto on the Czech stage. 420PEOPLE represented by Nataša Novotná, Václav Kuneš and Tom Rychetský will bring to life Kuneš' choreography Paedocypris Progenetica (small fish) inspired by George Orwell's novel "1984".
MAGNOLIA
choreography: Stijn Celis
dancer: Talia Paz
music: Mahler 4 symphony
lights: Jackie Shemesh
20 min.
Magnolia expresses the ethereal lightness of heaven with very powerful images that goes against Mahler’s spring-morning feeling, and shows the dark grotesque side in the human cycles.
LOVE
Originaly made for the Batsheva Dance company
choreography: Sharon Eyal
dancer: Talia Paz
music: Lisa Germano
lights: sharon Eyal
costume: Dalia Lider
11min
"…from a little child at the bottom of the sea
with the earth and the moon above me,
There is love, there is love to be found
It's a buzz it's the buzz
Falling fast, raise your glass
Fill your open sores
While you last wear your mask, wear it like its real
Like home
These are my pearls
Like home
(Lisa Geronimo)
420PEOPLE will present pieces by Václav Kuneš
WALL TO WALL
solo for Samir Calixto
music: Katsui Yuji
costume: Bregje van Balen
8 min.
PAEDOCYPRIS PROGENETICA(small fish)
dancers: Nataša Novotná, Václav Kuneš, Tom Rychetský
music: Hee Seung Choi
lights: Loes Schakenbos
20 min.
Premiered on 26 February 2006 at the Here We Live And Now festival of Korzo Theater.
Inspired by the ‘dystopic’ world described in the classic novel 1984 by George Orwell. The three central figures from the book, Winston, Julia and O’Brien, are also the main characters in this choreography.
Performance is supported by the Fondation BNP Paribas, The Ministry of Curture of the Czech Republic, Prague City Hall.
Made in co-production with the New Stage of the National Theatre and Korzo Theatre, Den Haag.
Under the auspices of the Embassy of Israel.
MAGNOLIA
choreography: Stijn Celis
dancer: Talia Paz
music: Mahler 4 symphony
lights: Jackie Shemesh
20 min.
Magnolia expresses the ethereal lightness of heaven with very powerful images that goes against Mahler’s spring-morning feeling, and shows the dark grotesque side in the human cycles.
LOVE
Originaly made for the Batsheva Dance company
choreography: Sharon Eyal
dancer: Talia Paz
music: Lisa Germano
lights: sharon Eyal
costume: Dalia Lider
11min
"…from a little child at the bottom of the sea
with the earth and the moon above me,
There is love, there is love to be found
It's a buzz it's the buzz
Falling fast, raise your glass
Fill your open sores
While you last wear your mask, wear it like its real
Like home
These are my pearls
Like home
(Lisa Geronimo)
420PEOPLE will present pieces by Václav Kuneš
WALL TO WALL
solo for Samir Calixto
music: Katsui Yuji
costume: Bregje van Balen
8 min.
PAEDOCYPRIS PROGENETICA(small fish)
dancers: Nataša Novotná, Václav Kuneš, Tom Rychetský
music: Hee Seung Choi
lights: Loes Schakenbos
20 min.
Premiered on 26 February 2006 at the Here We Live And Now festival of Korzo Theater.
Inspired by the ‘dystopic’ world described in the classic novel 1984 by George Orwell. The three central figures from the book, Winston, Julia and O’Brien, are also the main characters in this choreography.
Performance is supported by the Fondation BNP Paribas, The Ministry of Curture of the Czech Republic, Prague City Hall.
Made in co-production with the New Stage of the National Theatre and Korzo Theatre, Den Haag.
Under the auspices of the Embassy of Israel.