interpretation | choreography
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choreography: Christine Bonansea
Floaters #3: Is the 3rd part of FLOATERS the Trilogy, ritualistic sequences for a men trio, a closure triptych.
choreography Ali Kaviani, involuntary movement
Raoul Germano performance an co-creation
1±1 is a performance and workshop
1±1 is inspired by the epic of Gilgamesh, an ancient Babylonian story of a king who becomes tyrannical with unchallenged power, and his friendship and rivalry with a creature raised in the wild. Through a sequence of events planned by the king’s mother, the two meet and engage in a fight. The end of the story has been lost, the tablets discovered in archaeological sites having been damaged by the passage of time. What is known is that abruptly the King stops and pulls away, exhausted. At this point, his wild opponent accepts his supremacy and they become friends, friends and rivals. This is our starting point: two men; camaraderie vs. rivalry. What motivates each of them in making their respective decisions: one to pull away from the fight, the other to accept his rival’s authority?
by Inge van Genuchten
Rietveld Uncut at the Brakke Grond
photography: Inge van Genuchten
Deformity
Ongoing performance series, update follows
Pim Pam created and performed by: Raoul Germano and Miguel Fiol
“Place yourself alone in a space, without ideas, anything. Wait…………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………….wait………………keep waiting………………………….
…………………no no no, espera!……………………………………………………..
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…………………………………. and…………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………. ‘pim pam!’, you will be surprised!”
With support of Annatheater Helmond