INTERNATIONALES THEATERINSTITUT / MIME CENTRUM BERLIN

MEDIATHEK

FÜR TANZ

UND THEATER

MCB-DV-5169

Corps(e)

Beschreibung

Three sections give shape to this creation focussed on the human body, whose materiality, sexual energy and finitude are explored through the artwork of Robert Mapplethorpe, Caravaggio and Francis Bacon.

Without being restrictive, the dramaturgy is built around these three visual artists in whose work the body represented a major challenge by being simultaneously the object of impulses and frustrations, a medium for exultation and affliction, as well as being their pet subject. The performance thus explores human physicality by following the strikingly divergent approaches these artists developed: in Mapplethorpe, a quasi-classical, photographic and realistic vision; in Caravaggio, a resolutely baroque conception, and in Bacon, a fragmented and fragmented perception. The use of costumes, make-up and lighting, scenography, enhances the thematic background through an artificial treatment which astonishingly contrasts with a choreography intensely focussed on physical presence without being affected by what lurks around it. The music, composed in tandem, also acts upon movements whose sequences are elaborated without its support.



CHOREOGRAPHY: Thierry Smits

DANCERS: Raffaela Galdi, Isabelle Germonpré, Muriel Janssens, Régis Leroy, Lucius Romeo-Fromm, Michael Sears, Krzysztof Solek
ADDITIONAL DANCER: Jeroen Baeyens

MUSIC: Noise-Maker’s Fifes & Luc van Lieshout

DRAMATURGY: Chiara Oscuro

SET DESIGN: Vincent Lemaire

LIGHTING DESIGN: Kamal Ackarie

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Rudy Bovy

MAKE-UP: Patricia Timmermans, Bernard Floch

ORIGINAL MUSIC: Luc van Lieshout, Geert Feytons

RECORDING, EDITING AND MIXING: NMF & Luc van Lieshout (1997)

PRODUCTION: Compagnie Thor

CO-PRODUCTION: Charleroi/Danses, Internationaal Poppenfestival (Neerpelt)




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Gruppe / Compagnie / Ensemble
Choreographie
Dramaturgie
Darsteller
Bühnenbild
Musik
Licht
Standorte
MCB
Aufnahmedatum
1998
Länge
30 min