Dance
V/ertigo
Choreography by Damien Jalet and Imre & Marne van Opstal
Trailer »Skid« © De-Da Productions
Trailer »I’m afraid to forget your smile« © De-Da Productions
»Skid«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»Skid«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»Skid«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»Skid«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»I’m afraid to forget your smile«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»I’m afraid to forget your smile«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»I’m afraid to forget your smile«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»I’m afraid to forget your smile«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
»I’m afraid to forget your smile«
Photo: Andreas J. Etter
In the two-part ballet evening "V/ertigo", the Hessian State Ballet explores extreme situations and themes of uncertainty. "Skid" exposes the dancers to the laws of gravity, somewhere between the desire to soar and the fear of falling, setting them in motion on a platform set at a 34 degree angle, plunged directly into the orchestra pit."Skid" is the Company's second collaboration with the exceptional Belgian choreographer Damien Jalet, the first being "Thr(o)ugh", which was nominated for the 2017 FAUST Theatre Prize. Dutch siblings Imre & Marne van Opstal are two of the rising stars of the current European dance scene."I'm afraid to forget your smile" explores the moment of letting go as a transitional state in the process of surrendering to loss; a moment both tangible and transient at the same time. The work features the involvement of choirs and is developed in close collaboration with the Ballet ensemble.
Cast
»Skid«
Choreography Damien JaletStage Design Jim Hodges mit Carlos Marques da CruzMusic Fennesz (mit Schleifen von Mahler), zusätzliche Musik von Marihiko HaraCostume Design Jean Paul LespagnardLighting Design Joakim BrickChoreography Consultant Aimilios ArapoglouAssistant Choreography Emilie Leriche, Pascal MartyRehearsal Director Uwe Fischer
»I’m afraid to forget your smile«
Choreography Imre & Marne van OpstalStage & Lighting Design Tom VisserConductor / Choir Training Felix LemkeRehearsal Director Jaione Zabala MartinDramaturgy Lucas HerrmannVocals u.a. die Schiersteiner Kantorei