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How to cope with a sunset when the horizon has been dismantled - Marina Mascarell (NDT 1)

Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) | Marina Mascarell's new piece 'How to cope with a sunset when the horizon has been dismantled’ for the NDT 1 programme ‘Traces left within’. https://www.ndt.nl/en/agenda/traces-l... Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with NDT! http://bit.ly/2fbrTmW Video: Harmen Straatman Music: György Ligeti: Six Bagatelles for Wind Quintet: III. Allegro grazioso, written by György Ligeti, played by Albert Schweitzer Quintet. 'How to cope with a sunset when the horizon has been dismantled' DIRECTION: Marina Mascarell ASSISTANT DIRECTION: Nina Botkay CHOREOGRAPHY AND PERFORMANCE BY: Jon Bond, Conner Bormann, Donnie Duncan Jr., Boston Gallacher, Nicole Ishimaru, Paxton Ricketts, Lea Ved, Tess Voelker. DRAMATURGE: Riikka Laakso MUSICAL ADVISOR: Jan Pieter Koch LIGHT: Leticia Skrycky DECOR: Ludmila Rodrigues COSTUMES: Nina Botkay NDT ASSISTANT: Lucas Crandall WORLD PREMIERE: February 3, 2022 Amare The Hague Four musical pieces, dated from mid XIX to late XX century, create a varied melodic scenery for How to cope with a sunset when the horizon has been dismantled. The assemblage of compositions — by four white male referents of western music – is no means following an aesthetic or historical line, but rather constructing a dissonance of styles. The poetic motivation is to enter into a collision between the music and the dancers’ bodies: to resignify our relation with the music, with our referents, not to illustrate given narratives or predictable emotions. The dancing body resists automatisms. At a time when the great stories that gave meaning to our world are collapsing, and millions of minor but singular stories float looking for their place, the presence of moving bodies claim to reconsider other paths. The practices to subvert our relation with past certainties are indispensable. How to cope with a sunset when the horizon has been dismantled emerges from the pleasure of composing with bodies, exploring the changing nature of light, cohabiting an ephemeral construction. Lines that fade, horizons that disappear, in an arid world full of constantly transforming filters. Follow us now on social media! Facebook: http://bit.ly/2xewOxM Instagram: http://bit.ly/2xhCrJv Twitter: http://bit.ly/2xvtzCb Check out the website for more information! http://bit.ly/2xmcJoB