introduction by De Zendelingen | 19.15 |
start | 20.00 |
expected end time | 21.30 |
Standard €29.00
Reduction -26 €15.00
Fabula marks ECCE first collaboration with Unusual Symptoms, company-in-residence at Theater Bremen, Belgian band Zwerm, as well as with drummer Karen Willems. Seven dancers and five musicians explore contradictory emotions in the face of the current state of the world, in a polyphony of voices. Anger and despair, joy and lust combine into a choreography of powerful sound and imagery, hinged between rock concert and opera. The prog-rock and psychedelia influenced sound on Zwerm’s current album Great Expectations encounters figures from Greek mythology and Italian writer Cesare Pavese’s texts that Claire Croizé contrasts with the dancers’ individual movement languages.
Dancers of Unusual Symptoms, company in residence at Theater Bremen (Paulina Będkowska, Gabrio Gabrielli, Maria Pasadaki, Nora Ronge, Andor Rusu, Young-Won Song & Csenger K. Szabó): creation & dance
Claire Croizé: choreography
Etienne Guilloteau: dramaturgy
Leon Stille & Andy Zonday: directorial assistance
Gregor Runge: outer eye
Anne Crevits & Alexandra Morales: production management
Ellen Uta Merkert : stage management
Zwerm & Karen Willems: music
Anne-Catherine Kunz: costume design
Jan Maertens: lighting design
Andrea Künemund: assistance costume & lighting design
Adela Maharani: stage design
Production: Theater Bremen.
Co-production: Concertgebouw Brugge & ECCE, with the support of Flanders State of the Art
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Zwerm & Karen Willems
Great expectations
Dancers of Unusual Symptoms, company in residence at Theater Bremen (Paulina Będkowska, Gabrio Gabrielli, Mari
production: Alexandra Morales / Theater Bremen & ECCE
coproduction: Concertgebouw Brugge
introduction by De Zendelingen | 19.15 |
start | 20.00 |
expected end time | 21.30 |
Standard €29.00
Reduction -26 €15.00