Faye Driscoll has created her first collaboration with Cullberg — a contemporary dance performance featuring fifteen dancers.


Credits:
Choreographed by: Faye Driscoll

Choreographic Assistant: Amy Gernux

Set Design: Jake Margolin, Nick Vaughan

Costume: Irene Ip

Sound Design: Julia Giertz

Light Design: Mira Svanberg

Dramaturg: Dages Juvelier Keates

Rehearsal Director: Eva Mohn

Stunt Coach: Nilla Hansson

Created in collaboration with the dancers: Anand Bolder, Andrea Muelas Blanco, Camille Prieux, Celina Hage, Eleanor Campbell, Girish Kumar Rachappa, Harrison Elliott, Johanna Tengan, Johanna Willig-Rosenstein, Katie Jacobson, Lilian Steiner, Luca Seixas, Lukas Karvelis, Mohamed Shika Saleh, Noam Segal, Panos Paraschou, Thamiris Carvalho, Vincent Van der Plas and the apprentices Anton Skaaning Thomsen, Laure-Anne Sartorius, Letícia Ferreira, Louis Montes

Reviews:
Aftonbladet
Dagen Nyheter
Svenska Dagbladet
Göteborgsposten
Kulturbloggen
Danstidningen
Material:
Soundscore is live processing of the scenograpic structures and the dancers with the following microphones
3 MILAB
2 KMH 184
2 CROWN
2 wireless contact mics
wireless transducers
surround speakersetup
Processed with vocoders and gates using
V-sytnh
Eurorack
Supercollider/Superclean





Photo: Carl Thorborg







Reviews

Through skilful dramaturgy and the phenomenal timing of the Cullberg dancers, it gradually draws the audience ever deeper into its concentration.
— Dagens Nyheter


What lingers with me is an image of how human existence can not only acquire meaning through art but also continue to live through it. “Life is short, art is long,” and so on. Perhaps even eternal. At least as long as there are people left on earth willing to defend and preserve it.
— Aftonbladet


The fragmented, at times almost vibrating quality of the work is reinforced by the lighting, which shifts rapidly between strong, flowing warmth and coldness or flickering shadow.
— Svenska Dagbladet


On stage are magnificent dancers, but it is not only their technical skill that moves us. It is their ability to make the invisible visible, allowing bodies to carry things for which words are insufficient. Flesh reminds us that we are bodies among other bodies. That we need one another, but also need to encounter ourselves.
— Kulturbloggen




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