| LIBIDO premiere: July 5th, Theater Bellevue, Amsterdam The latest collaboration of Dave St.Pierre and André Gingras premieres on July 5th during the summer festival for contemporary dance Julidans 2010. |
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| AUDITIONS Sat 27th & Sun 28th of March 2010, 10.30-18.00 Artistic Director André Gingras is looking for stagaires in contemporary dance (m/f), professional break dancer, urban dancer, traceur/yamakuzi, with a high level of technical skill, for next season. |
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| December 2009 Ton Simons to leave Dance Works Rotterdam; André Gingras will become the new artistic director. On 1 March 2010, Ton Simons will leave Dance Works Rotterdam as artistic director. Simons indicated to the board of the company that he felt the time had come to search for a successor. The changed subsidy circumstances of the company underlie Simons’ decision. These circumstances require a new artistic policy. The board of DWR has looked for an artistic director who fits these circumstances. They found an ideal partner in choreographer André Gingras. |
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June 2009 Tour Sint Petersburg On June 26th, Dance Works Rotterdam dances the production Moving Being during the annual International Summer Dance Festival OPEN LOOK in Sint Petersburg. Already in its eleventh year, OPEN LOOK will gather top dance teachers, choreographers, performers, dance theaters and independent dance companies from around the world. Dance Works Rotterdam has been invited by their Russian partner Kannon Dance with whom we collaborate since 2006. |
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DANSnacht 2009 On May 16 Rotterdam Danst co-organized the third DANSnacht in the Rotterdamse Schouwburg. During this night of dance, Dance Works Rotterdam performed fragments of Moving Being and presented Trampled Origami, one of the pieces from the last production Xtra Xtra Large. The special this night was Recipe for Disaster, a piece made by the five choreographers of the five dance companies in Rotterdam. The song Voodoo Child by Jimi Hendrix was cut into five exactly the same length pieces and each choreographer made a piece. Together the five pieces formed Recipe for Disaster. Dance Works Rotterdam opened Recipe for Disaster with a powerful performance. The rest of the piece was made by Conny Janssen Danst, Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, Dansateliers and MEEKERS. |
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(International) activiteits dancers dansers Lóránd Zachár gives several workshops and masterclasses during international courses in Hungary. In July he will give classes and workshops in Debrecen (6 – 10 July) and Pécs (20 – 24 July). From 3 till 7 August Lóránd is one of the teachers during the international course organised by the Budapest Dance Theater. This course will be held in the capital of Hungary, Budapest The last choreography of Irena Misirlić was made for Dancing by Dayligt by Korzo Productions where it premiered in korzo5HOOG on Sunday, 14 June. From Today To Tomorrow, danced by Vanja Sabić and Daniela Cruz, can still be seen at the Reuring Festival in Purmerend on 25 and 26 July 2009. Please visit www.reuring.com Neus Gil Cortés and Joan Crespo March are both invited to dance a solo in Spain. Neus can be seen on 14 July during the gala “En Danza” at the Festival d’Estiu in Valencia. The solo is a fragment of Invisible Places, a choreography that she made with Francesco Curci for the dancers’ workshop on 18 & 19 June in the studio of Dance Works Rotterdam. Dancers from Introdans, English National and the Ballet of Portugal are also invited for the gala. The Festival d’Estiu takes place from 11 July to 22 August. More information and the program can be found on their website: http://teatres.gva.es. To see Joan, you can visit the Festival de Danza Almería 2009 which will be held from 10 to 18 July in Almería, Spain. Joan will dance a solo on 14 July during the GALA | Concurso Internacional de Danza Almería 2009. The choreography is made by DWR dancer Francesco Curci. For more information, please visit www.festivaldanzaalmeria.com. |
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April 2009 Poster selected for international design festival! The poster for Rotterdam/York (season 07/08) has been selected for the 20th International Poster and Graphic Design Festival of Chaumont. The colorful poster which shows dancers Szabolcs Pataki and Daniela Neugebauer in black and white, is designed by studio studio Lonne Wennekendonk, the official designers for Dance Works Rotterdam. The poster will be exhibited during the festival from May 16th to June 14th 2009 at the Entrepôt des Subsistances, Chaumont, France. The poster will be judged by the International Jury which will award three prizes on Saturday, May 16th 2009. Do you also want this poster on your wall? Dance Works Rotterdam gives away 5 free posters (A0-size). Send an email with your name and address details to publiciteit@danceworksrotterdam.nl. The first 5 emails will be rewarded with the poster. |
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8 december 2008 Rotterdam, November 5, 2008
Dance Works Rotterdam presents ‘MOVING BEING’, her new proscenium stage production. The live performance of Bach’s brilliant music by the young, talented Portugese pianist Manuel Araùjo, a new choregraphy by Ton Simons and Peter Struycken’s, light art, specially designed for this production. ‘MOVING BEING’ is performed by the excellent dancers of Dance Works Rotterdam. The world premiere of ‘MOVING BEING’ is on Wednesday, the 19 th of November 2008 in the Rotterdamse Schouwburg. At 19.30 p.m, artistic director and choreographer Ton Simons will give an introduction to this performance. Performance will start at 20.15 pm. The performance period is through May 2009. For touring list, visit: www.danceworksrotterdam.nl ‘MOVING BEING’ is the sequel of Simons’ much appraised ‘Human Figures’ (2006-2007). With 'Moving Being' Simons complements his interpretation of J.S. Bach’s master piece ‘Das Wohltemperierte Clavier’ (Book I). ‘MOVING BEING’ offers the audiences three direct approaches to the music simultaneously: Manuel Araùjo’s piano playing, Peter Struycken’s art and the dancing by Dance Works Rotterdam. Together, but each in their own way, they aim to provide our audience with a multiple, layered experience of the mystery of Johan Sebastian Bach’s genius. The press about ‘Human Figures’: |
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