And a party isn’t a party without guests: Krisztina de Châtel has invited Stephen Shropshire and Michele Pogliani to make a guest choreography, especially for her jubilee programme. Tomorrow’s dance talent will also be present: interns from the Rotterdam Dance Academy will perform alongside de Châtel dancers in Giubileo.
Kalota – Krisztina de Châtel In her new choreography Krisztina de Châtel again chooses piano music by the Austro-Hungarian composer György Ligeti as an inspiration and leitmotiv.
Worth – Stephen Shropshire Music also forms the inspiration in Stephen Shropshire’s new choreography: in this work he uses A Lone Cello by Eric Moe, a contemporary American composer who is often dubbed the maximum minimalist.
The Arena Love – Michele Pogliani Michele Pogliani’s new choreography explores the arena of love. Love determines life: socially, politically and especially religiously, and reveals man in different roles: seduction, sensuality, tenderness, but also disguise, intrigue and manipulation.
Giubileo’s première takes place during the Cadance Festival, the biannual dance festival in The Hague, and in cooperation with Holland Dance Events.
Première Giubileo Thursday 30 October 20:15 Lucent Danstheater, The Hague
Giubileo’s closing night on Sunday 21 December in the Stadsschouwburg Amsterdam will be an evening to remember, as it will be Dansgroep Krisztina de Châtel’s last performance.
The jubilee exhibition 30 years Dansgroep Krisztina de Châtel will go on tour with the Giubileo performances throughout the Netherlands, starting on 13 November. After the première, the dance company will travel to Brazil to perform at the Conexão Internacional da Dança in São Paulo.
