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Ballet Pécs: F-aces

Chamber Theatre

Koreográfus:
Cameron McMillan
Koreográfus:
Lóránd Zachár

Bemutató: 2014.02. 7.


Cameron McMillan and Lóránd Zachár are highly acclaimed artists in the international field of contemporary dance. Both choreographers have a unique and characteristic movement language that the dancers of Ballet Pécs know well, since it is not the first time they work with them. These brand new pieces shall focus on the power and the potential of communication that the body has. No forced questions and answers, simply movements, pure dance, 100% levitation and beauty...

 

Waving Floor

Costume: Julcsi Kiss 

The Choreographer's Assistant: István Dóri

Choreographer: Lóránd Zachár

 

Bodies moving and vibrating in limitless space; endless dynamism of the infite inside and outside. No peace, no pause, no forced questions and answers. Simply movements, pure dance fill the complicated and other times rather puritan world of the mind and the space.  Impassioned physicality plays a major role in this piece where the floor may shake, wave or even levitate… Lóránd Zachár

 

Speak To Me

Costume: Julcsi Kiss 

The Choreographer's Assistant: István Dóri

Choreographer: Cameron McMillan

 

They say that dance is a universal language. Presumably because the body communicates the subtleties of emotion and relationships in a way that words cannot, or are a second hand interpretation.  Body language is instictive and is often our first manifestation of emotion and expression. The development and manipulation of movement language is a central element of my choreographic process and it is the exploration of the language of communication, both between the dancers and the audience, that will be the departure point for this work and furthering my choreographic relationship with the dancers of Pecsi Ballett. 

The language barrier and the search for effective communication was a considerable factor and process itself during my earlier creation of In The Garden Of Good And Evil for Pecsi Balett, so it seems fitting to explore these concepts in a pure dance form with these dancers.

Cameron McMillan