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Cinedans 2009 : Meeting with Kris Verdonck / About performance “duet”

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“Duet”
2005, 15
Kris Verdonck

“A man and a woman are linked to each other by a rope which runs across a pulley. The woman is on the ground, the man is on a platform. When the man jumps down, the woman is pulled up by the rope and flung against the wall. The woman can only feel when the man is about to jump, because he is invisible to her. Machines force them to move continuously. Together they are in a situation of mutual dependence and unconditional trust is a must.”

Cristiana Ruggieri: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with dancer Cristiana Ruggieri about the film Blanco (Sonia Herman Dolz, 2008) at De Balie, Amsterdam.

Student Shorts: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with Eileen Standley (teacher at AHK), Magdalena Ptasznik (Film#4), Stephanie Lühn (Gone), William Collins (Nearness) and Bas Hesen (Newton’s 3rd) at De Balie, Amsterdam.

Johnny Schoofs: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with dancer Johnny Schoofs about the film Running Sushi (Mara Mattuschka, 2008), winner of the Jury Award at Cinedans 2009.

Kees Hin & Patrice Kennedy: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with Kees Hin and Patrice Kennedy about their film Find the Orchard (2009) at De Balie, Amsterdam.

Douwe Dijkstra: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with director Douwe Dijkstra about his film Beguine (2009) at De Balie, Amsterdam.

Ruben Broekhuis: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with director Ruben Broekhuis about his film Flow (2008) at De Balie, Amsterdam.

Roberta Marques: Q&A at Cinedans 2009

Q&A with director Roberta Marques about her film Looking Forward – Man and Woman (2009) at De Balie, Amsterdam.

Julidans 2009 : meeting with Jaap van Baasbank and Luuk van Eijk

For the first time Julidans is presenting a number of performances in the Rabozaal. André Gingras and Ann Van den Broek, relatively new dance makers, are showing their first production for a large hall during this years Julidans.
But we are not merely interested in new, newer, newest. Those who have kept up with Julidans know that we like to show performances in which dance and other theatrical means are used to voice an outspoken view on developments in society. We again invited Wim Vandekeybus, a Julidans guest of the first hour. But also a dancer whose debut it is as a choreographer in Julidans: Olivier Dubois, whose seasoned physique may have struck you in performances by Jan Fabre or Nasser Martin-Gousset. In Julidans NEXT you will get to know as yet unknown choreographers.

As is our tradition there will be performances from Africa and the Far East (in Sutra by the Flemish-Moroccan Larbi Cherkaoui and the Chinese Shaolin Monks three continents meet!) The oeuvre of Wen Hui is regarded as dangerous modernism by the Chinese authorities. Within Amsterdam, too, we are extending our area of activity to the south and the south east. Julidans covers all of Amsterdam, from the theatres on Leidseplein to the Bijlmer Parktheater (new indeed!).

We see ourselves as matchmakers. We like to connect old and new, well-known and unknown, east and west, centre and south-east, dance and the new media. Now all we can hope is that it is not getting too much for you. As for us, we can’t get enough of it!

julidans 2009 : Meeting with Wim Vandekeybus / About his performance NieuwZwart

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For nieuwZwart (Dutch:new black) Wim Vandekeybus has composed a new group of seven young performers -four male and three female. Intrigued by the idea of change and evolution throughdestruction and refusal, Wim Vandekeybus and the performers will experimentwith different forms of physicality.
After earlier collaborations for Scratching the Inner Fields (2001), Blush (2002) and Sonic Boom (2003),the Flemish author Peter Verhelst takes up his pen for the texts. For the textinterpretation born performers Kylie Walters (Menske) and Gavin Webber (InSpite of Wishing and Wanting, Inasmuchas Life is borrowed), in turn, join the dancers. The audience will bepresented either a male or female version of the creation!

The eclectic and adventurous Belgian rock musicianMauro Pawlowski – member of the internationally renowned band Deus will alsobring his universe into the creation process. Not only will he compose theoriginal music, Mauro will also accompany the performances live on stagetogether with two other young musicians.

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