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As It Empties Out

SET design for As It Empties Out by Jefta van Dinther

http://jeftavandinther.com/as-it-empties-out.html

As It Empties Out is Jefta van Dinther’s largest project thus far, in which he continues to work with many of his long-term collaborators. The performance spreads out as a delirious sequence, inviting us to both remember the theatre and forget it. As It Empties Out renders the body as the main site of performance and by playing with scale, dimension and time dislodges our sense-making: an extended length turns into a towering height; the time of a woman's slow descent into space becomes her age; the presence of an invisible hovering force exceeds the proportions of the theater.

Choreography: Jefta van Dinther | Created and performed by: Linda Adami, Thiago Granato, Naiara Mendioroz Azkarate, Eeva Muilu, Roger Sala Reyner and Jefta van Dinther | Lighting design: Minna Tiikkainen | Sound design: David Kiers | Set design: SIMKA | Technical coordinator and technician: Susana Alonso | Artistic advice: Robert Steijn | Costume advice: Jorge Dutor | Production management: Emelie Bergbohm | Distribution: Koen Vanhove - Key Performance | All music made by David Kiers except the track "Doorway" by Planningtorock | Thanks to: Frederic Gies, Sandro Amaral, Myriam Van Imschoot and Cecilia Roos

As It Empties Out is a production by Jefta van Dinther | Administrative structure: Interim kultur AB (svb) – Sweden | Co-production: Tanzquartier Wien, Sadler’s Wells London, Centre National de la Danse Paris, Dansens Hus Oslo, Centre Chorégraphique National de Rillieux-la-Pape / Direction Yuval Pick, PACT Zollverein, BUDA Kortrijk, HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin), Mercat de les Flors Barcelona, Dansens Hus Stockholm and Modul-Dance | Funded by: the Swedish Arts Council, City of Stockholm and Kulturbryggan | Supported by: fabrik Potsdam

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