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Sadler's Wells
Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R
UK PREMIERE
Marie Chouinard, one of the world’s most daring and original choreographers, presents a double bill of dance.
- "A hurricane of unbridled imaginativeness"
- New York Times on Chouinard
The evening’s first piece is titled Soft virtuosity, still humid, on the edge. This new work explores different tempos, from a frantic pace to extreme slowness, through various forms of perambulation. Captured and projected live, the dancers' faces become the place of slow transformations, acting like kaleidoscopes in constant movement.
In 1980, Chouinard discovered the book Mouvements by the Belgian surrealist Henri Michaux (1899-1984), containing 64 pages of India-ink drawings. Chouinard decrypted these images and reinterpreted them into a unique choreographic score titled HENRI MICHAUX: MOUVEMENTS, an ingenious meeting of dance and visual arts.
- "Some people are born with an innate ability to think outside the box and let their imagination run riot. Marie Chouinard is one of those people"
- The Scotsman
“A high priestess of Quebecois dance”