Architecture of the Invisible

NDT 1

do 26 sep - zo 1 dec

Past event

do 26 sep ’24

zo 1 dec ’24

Past event

do 26 sep ’24

19:45

Première

Danstheater

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vr 27 sep ’24

19:45

Danstheater

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za 28 sep ’24

19:45

Danstheater

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di 1 okt ’24

19:45 - 22:10

Danstheater

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wo 2 okt ’24

19:45 - 22:10

Danstheater

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do 28 nov ’24

19:45 - 22:10

Danstheater

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vr 29 nov ’24

19:45 - 22:10

Danstheater

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za 30 nov ’24

19:45 - 22:10

Danstheater

Past event
zo 1 dec ’24

15:00 - 17:20

Danstheater

Past event

Clowns (2016), Hofesh Shechter’s first creation for NDT, studies the complexity of being alive, of fighting for shared values, and the raw, human desire for liberation.

Programme

Hofesh Shechter CLOWNS
Jiří Kylián: VANISHING TWIN
Christos Papadopoulos: WERELDPREMIÈRE

This reprise once again lets us experience the energetic intensity of a choreography revolving around both darkness and light, as opposing but inextricably connected forces of life.

The darkness and unpredictable rhythms of human life are at the centre of Jiří Kylián’s Vanishing Twin (2008). Inspired by the medical phenomenon of the same name, in which one foetus takes over the womb at the expense of its twin, the work symbolizes temporariness, suppressed emotions and the dark side we all share, but would rather not reveal.

Introduction
Prior to all performances, an introduction will take place at 19:00 in the Spinozafoyer.

Cloakroom and drink 
Cloakroom and an intermission drink are included. If the event does not have an intermission, you will receive the drink afterwards. 

Christos Papadopoulos’ new work explores our subtle, everyday social connections, revealing the beauty within the most profound connections that often go unnoticed. A new voice for NDT, the Greek-born choreographer favours a minimalist and precise language of movement. Through small gestures that belie an intense physicality, Papadopoulos has created an ode to the power of invisible forces and transports the audience to a mysterious space in which there is neither beginning nor end.