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Tag Archives: crystal pite
Dark Matters, or What does Dance know of Puppetry?
Dark Matters is every bit as mysterious & profound as its portentous title. The work was conceived, directed & choreographed by Crystal Pite, presented by her company Kidd Pivot Frankfurt RM (KP are supported by Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain) In the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bluma Appel Theatre, Canadian Stage Company, crystal pite, Dark Matters, Kidd Pivot, Matthew Jocelyn
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What price virtuosity, or the (body) image problem.
I used to see opera and ballet as two sides of the same coin. I understood them in terms of an obsession with power & fluidity, accomplished by ballet’s bodies, and by opera’s voices. The dancer’s movements were what … Continue reading
