28 – 29 September, 2012
Sophiensaele, Berlin
The 18th LUCKY edition presents a bounty of fresh German premieres and provides an opportunity to get lost in a meditative labyrinth, to meet the ugly duckling who dances Swan Lake and to puzzle over bemusing French games.
Featuring
Giacomo della Marina
What Then If About
A statement on the idea of constant anti-stillness
Choreography // Giacomo della Marina
Performance // Giacomo della Marina
Music // Thanos Polymeneas Liontiris
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth
Collectif ÈS
P’Lay’s
What about you? Would you only eat one packet of crisps?
Choreography // Sidonie Duret, Jérémy Martinez, Emilie Szikora
Performance // Sidonie Duret, Jérémy Martinez, Emilie Szikora, Klara Morhain
Music // John Zorn
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth
Sophia Pintzou
For example, a productive day. Solo II
Finding the way from A to B and vice versa
Choreography // Sophia Pintzou
Performance // Anna Athanasiou, Sofia Pintzou
Music // Tassis Christoyannis
Costumes // Eleni Melissari
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth
Thomas Small
Falling Man
Hauntingly beautiful meditation of a catastrophe
Choreography // Thomas Small
Performance // Tom Pritchard
Music // Max Richter
Support // Creative Scotland
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth
Additional Info // Emma Jones (light design)
Emma Murray
You should have seen me
How many times do you have to say no before it means yes? OR How many years does it take for you to turn into your mother?
Choreography // Emma Murray
Performance // Emma Murray
Music // Bob Dylan, David Hirschfeld and the Bogo Pogo Orchestra
Costumes // Simone Hoffman
Support // Kulturamt of Bern and Kanton Bern
Outside Eye // Oded Littman (dramaturgy)
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth
Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese
Wohin!
Doubt, objection, hesitation…and suddenly: the power of decision making – where to!
Choreography // Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese
Performance // Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese, Juko Matsuyama
Music // Juko Matsuyama
Costumes // Mercedes del Rosario Appugliese
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth
Ivan Thorley
Swan Song
The Dying Swan is revisited by the Ugly duckling; part swan, part clown, part naked, there’s something for everyone
Choreography // Ivan Thorley
Performance // Joseph Mercier
Music // Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Support // Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
Photo Credit // Daniel Barth