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Photo: Quarto. Photo: montage Hanne Lindberg. Rani Nair What does it mean to inherit a dance? German choreographer Kurt Jooss made his last piece Dixit Dominus in 1975 as a gift for Swedish-based Indian dancer Lilavati Häger, who gave it to Rani Nair. After performing the reconstructed piece at Hanoi Opera House and the Centre National de Danse in Paris in 2005–06, Nair returns to this work again in Future Memory. In both white-box and black-box iterations, Future Memory is a performance about the economy of the gift, and the very personal terms of legacy and its responsibilities. At its heart is the question of relationships between individual people, imagined dialogues, dance styles, and times – and the solo performer who acts as mediator. Choreographer and Performer: Rani Nair; Dramaturge/Historian: Kate Elswit; Producer: Anna Thelin. Contact Anna Thelin anna.thelin@simris.nu CONTEMPORARY CIRCUS DANCE MUSIC PERFORMANCE THEATRE YOUTH REBaroque Formed in 1998 REBaroque was quickly established as one of Sweden’s leading baroque ensembles. Led by concert master Maria Lindal, REBaroque’s trademark is modern and innovative musicianship, successfully transcending musical boundaries. REBaroque tours internationally. The repertoire includes orchestral and chamber works as well as oratorios and opera. In their endeavour to find new perspectives on old music, REBaroque have chosen to co-operate with several soloists and conductors. Together with mezzo-soprano Malena Ernman the ensemble toured in 2012 with the musical drama Händel which was highly acclaimed by the critics. REBaroque is “Baroque Houseband” at the Stockholm Royal Concert Hall. The violinist Maria Lindal is REBaroque’s concert master and artistic director. She has previously worked with several of Europe’s leading baroque orchestras such as Concerto Köln, Les Musiciens du Louvre, Concerto Copenhagen, Norsk Barokkorkester and the Orchestra of the Drottningholm Theatre. Maria is trained at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and studied baroque violin with Marc Destrubé in London. Contact Maria Lindal info@rebaroque.se www.rebaroque.se CONTEMPORARY CIRCUS DANCE MUSIC PERFORMANCE THEATRE YOUTH Photo: Ellinor Collin. Photo: Bart Grietens. Robin Jonsson Robin Jonsson has studied at the Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm and at P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels, where he created the pieces Super Conflict and I Believe I Can See The Future. Over the past two years he has been touring and working in Belgium, Sweden, Austria, Germany, Portugal, Tunisia, the UK, South Korea and Mexico. Robin Jonsson grew up with computer games all around him. With his latest project Simulations he again addresses new media and speaks of what they do not mention. These media rarely ask the question “What if what I show here would be real?” This addresses not only what is a robot, high technology and so on in a society where everything’s copied and simulated a thousand times and where it becomes increasingly difficult to distinct reality from fiction, but it also addresses the implications on individuality and freedom in our daily – and theatrical – realities. Contact Robin Jonsson simulator.simulator@gmail.com www.robinjonsson.net CONTEMPORARY CIRCUS DANCE MUSIC PERFORMANCE THEATRE YOUTH Rollin’ Phones The saxophone quartet Rollin’ Phones is recognized for its impressive breadth and artistic skills which creates a positive atmosphere and mood at their concerts. The group is an “all-round” chamber music ensemble with classical music as a specialty. The repertoire ranges from standard pieces and transcriptions to works by contemporary composers. The Rollin’ Phones have toured extensively and have participated in festivals all over the world including in Europe, U.S.A, South America and Asia. In 2012, they celebrated their 25 year anniversary by launching a new CD and playing sold out concerts Europe. Building on this momentum, the Rollin’ Phones is busy preparing for the 2013 season featuring music from Eastern Europe. The members of Swedish saxophone quartet Rollin’ Phones are Tove Nylund – soprano saxophone, Kristin Uglar – alto saxophone, Edith Bakker – tenor saxophone and Neta Norén – baritone saxophone. Contact Kristin Uglar info@rollinphones.se www.rollinphones.se/eng CONTEMPORARY CIRCUS DANCE MUSIC PERFORMANCE THEATRE YOUTH Photo: Pelle Piano. Photo: Sören Vilks. The Royal Dramatic Theatre of Sweden The Royal Dramatic Theatre presents around thousand performances yearly and has nearly 300,000 visitors. It has a unique, leading role on the Swedish cultural scene. Founded in 1788 by King Gustav III, it is still a magical place, where actors and audiences, classics and contemporary pieces, dreams and reality, history and the present all come together. Fanny and Alexander: Ingmar Bergman’s Oscar-winning Fanny and Alexander is now a major stage production at The Royal Dramatic Theatre. A smash hit – sold-out houses from opening night on. The Kennedy Center presents the U.S. premiere at Nordic Cool 2013 March 7–9, 2013 at The Eisenhower Theater. Contact Erik Gripenholm erik.gripenholm@dramaten.se www.dramaten.se CONTEMPORARY CIRCUS DANCE MUSIC PERFORMANCE THEATRE YOUTH Yüklə 2,87 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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