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AVATARED
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Avatared is a dance floor with happenings.The Dj has prepared and handed over 50 min of music to two stage performers that will be his/her Avatars. They will host the evening and take care of the temperature by powering it with dancing, dance happenings, micro action performances, electronic music and more. Avatared aims at rediscovering the contagion of dancing and challenges the audience to dance through exhaustion.
Artistic idea & choreography: Aloun Marchal
Performers: Gilda Stillbäck, Mpululu Ntuve, Sebastian Ruiz Bartilson, Aloun Marchal
Composers: Platon Buravicky, Felipe Botero
Costume: Linnea Bågander, Linn Stoss
Light design: Effraim Kent, Nelson Lima
Producer: Javier Umazabal, Hanna Magdalena Gödl, Vanessa Labanino
Production: Possibilitas & La Vaca Loca
Supported by: City of Gothenburg & Kulturrådet
Vidéo, photos: Elena Perota
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SonoR
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SonoR is an ode to playfulness. From playing music to playing dead, from playing dancer to playing at sounding like a seashore landscape, the four performers in SonoR transform themselves along with the games they play. Equipped with wireless microphones, they shape what is to be heard as much as they reveal what is to be seen. Shifting from monstrous characters to Ukrainian folk singers or powerful drummers of each others’ bodies, the four women in SonoR utilize and share their corporeal complexities. They open a path through inner landscapes and through intensely concrete situations onstage.
Artistic idea & choreography: Aloun Marchal
Performers: Gilda Stillbäck, Mathilde Rance, Nelly Zagora, Sandra Abouav/Mpululu Ntuve
Musical advisor: Aurelio Edler Copes, Anna Gustavsson
Dramaturgy: Celine Cartillier
Costume: Anna Sefve
Light design: Eduardo Abdala, Nelson Lima
Sound design: Rasmus Persson
Production: Possibilitas (Sweden) and Siège (France)
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THESE ASSOCIATIONS
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"The crowd walks faster, breaking into a sprint or suddenly slackening and losing formation. It looks at times like a game of tig, or a football match without a ball. There is a sense of starlings mysteriously gathering or shoals of fish somehow darting in the same direction without any obvious leader. Above all, it looks atomic, especially as the participants spin away from the group to talk to the rest of us. It is like a microcosm in reverse: Brownian-motion enacted by full-size people."
The Guardian
Concept and choreography: Tino Seghal
Performed during "Carte Blanche to Tino Seghal" at Palais du Tokyo in Paris in the autumn of 2017.
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TRIO
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The dancers enter into a game in which they continuously reinvent their identities in relation to each other. A rich stage vocabulary of dance, situations, small talk, occurrences and dreams is created by questioning what it means to be close to someone. The present is a creation made up of collaborations and endless variations of all the encounters that take place.
Concept & Direction: Aloun Marchal
Choreography: Aloun Marchal, Malin Rönnerman, Gilda Stillbäck and Emilia Wärff
Dancers: Aloun Marchal, Gilda Stillbäck, Emilia Wärff
Music: Anders Rimpi
Costume: Danskompaniet Spinn
Lighting: Johan Rödström
Producer: Producentbyrån
Artistic leader of the Dance Company Spinn: Veera Suvalo Grimberg
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I SITT EGET SELSKAP
In one’s own company
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An expressive, humoristic and surrealistic dance and theatre performance. On stage we meet five people trying to find their place within themselves and within the group. But the constellations keep changing, constantly putting them in tricky situations with unexpected dynamics where the off-beat seems to rule.
Choreography: Torgunn Wold Platzack
Composer: Gisle Kverndokk
Dancers: Anders Sanzén, Gilda Stillbäck, Henriette Blakstad, Lisbeth Sandnes Espeland, Michael Sharman
Costume: Elise Kleiva Ugland
Scenography: Silje Steinsvik
Lightening: Norunn Standal
Makeup: Ann Kristin Røder
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TANGOLIV
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What is Argentine Tango and what does it mean to us? These questions were the starting point when director Maria Af Malmborg Linnman
began working on the creation TangoLiv, a theatre, music and dance performance commissioned by the Opera in Malmö, Sweden. The script
was based on Tango music, lyrics and poems.
Direction: Maria af Malmborg Linnman
Choreography: Carl-Olof Berg
On stage: Gilda Stillbäck—dancer and actor, Marie Örn—actor, Carl-Olof Berg—dancer and actor
Conductor: Andreas Kullberg
Musicians: Francesco Cali, Jens Lundberg Tarrodi, Jacob Bertilsson, Maria Rodrick
Scenography and Costume: Kajsa Hilton Brown
Lightening: Iben West
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ZERKALO
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Five dancers, 12 large mirrors and 60 aluminum pipe.
The physical movement and the movement compositions meets a world of sounds, light illusions, a sculpture of pipes. The room fills with sixty uniform metallic objects and the emergence of a rain of shiny pipes where the dancers evoke own mirror images and sounding patterns.
Idea and choreography: Eva Ingemarsson
Dancers: Gilda Stillbäck, Anna Bergstrom, Janni Groenwold Tschanz and Maria Lindell
Composition/piano: Niklas Ryden
Music/sculpture: Dan Tommy Hilden
Light: Viktor Wendin
Costumes: Helena Ekenger
Sound: Pär Bengtsson
Production: Tomas Persson Carlberg and Cecilia Suhaid Gustavsson
Layout: Petra Landstrom
Contact: gilda.elinor(at)gmail(dot)com