Works


27'52" - Jiří Kylián
AFFORDANCE
- Václav Kuneš
A SMALL HOUR AGO - Václav Kuneš
GOLDEN CROCK - Václav Kuneš
GHOST NOTE/ LA VIE EN ROSE - Václav Kuneš
NEEN-YA - Václav Kuneš
ON AN EVEN KEEL - Václav Kuneš
PACKAGE - Shusaku Takeuchi
PAEDOCYPRIS PROGENETICA(small fish) - Václav Kuneš
REEN - Václav Kuneš
SACREBLEU - Nataša Novotná
SMALL HOUR - Václav Kuneš

 

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27'52" - duet version

choreography: Jiří Kylián


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A Small hour ago

choreography: Václav Kuneš

A Small hour ago started as a trilogy based on three duets. 
It is about accepting crucial occurrences that define the course of our life.


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AFFORDANCE

choreography: Václav Kuneš


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B/olero

choreography: Ohad Naharin


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Golden Crock

choreography: Václav Kuneš

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Neen-ya

Choreography: Václav Kuneš


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On an Even Keel

choreography: Václav Kuneš


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Package

Performance of physical theatre by japanese choreographer Shusaku Takeuchi. Inspired by the daily life of the office workers; the endless hours behind the desk, the stacks of papers and documents, the dreams and fantasies being out of control.


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Paedocypris Progenetica (small fish)

Choreography: Václav Kuneš, Edd Schouten


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REEN

choreography: Václav Kuneš

„...REEN is kickin´! Václav Kuneš has managed to bring onto the stage lightness and directorial humor. (M. Faustová, The Theater Newspaper)


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Sacrebleu

choreography: Nataša Novotná

„I appreciated mainly the forceful asymmetry of the light in relation to the happening on the stage. The strength of the content and imaginativeness spoke to me." Svanta Grogarn, Swedish light designer


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Small Hour

Choreography: Václav Kuneš

"...The duet has an unbelievable tension; the piece is bulging with an inventive choreography, unexpected relationships, many bordering the limits of physical perfection." (Don Nixon, Arts & Theatre Institute Prague)


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