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9 January 2012

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IT’S GOING TO GET WORSE AND WORSE AND WORSE, MY FRIEND

is the title of the new work by Lisbeth Gruwez | Voetvolk which premiered on January 12th at the Beursschouwburg in Brussels (BE).

In “It’s going to get worse and worse and worse, my friend” Lisbeth Gruwez dances the trance of that ecstatic speechifying. In the process, she takes advantage of fragments from a speech by theultraconservative American televangelist Jimmy Swaggart.

Initially the parlance is friendly and pacifying, but from his compulsive desire to persuade transpires growing despair. Eventually it exposes its deepest nature: violence.
Read more about the work here »

11 June 2011

29

Is the number of times Poste Restante will perform The Dinner Club this summer; within the Zomer van Antwerpen in July; at the Salzburger Festspiele in August.

Read more about The Dinner Club here »

photograph: Martina Hoogland Ivanow

28 May 2011

Successful premieres BERLIN ELSEWHERE and THE HANGED

Berlin Elsewhere, photo: Thomas Aurin

De Gehangenen, photograph; Kurt van der Elst

Berlin Elsewhere by Constanza Macras/DorkyPark, and De Gehangenen (The Hanged) by LOD / Josse De Pauw & Jan Kuijken, have premiered successfully and are being very well received by the press and the public alike. The website is now updated with the first – and excellent – press excerpts as well as the remaining tour schedules. Do not miss both performances!

Also a must-see is the LOD creation Middle East, composed by Frank Nuyts, on a libretto of Philippe Blasband and directed by Johan Dehollander. Middle East is a chamber opera that takes the failure of the peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine as an artistic starting point. Performances: 26 & 27 May 2011 at Flanders Opera in Ghent and 28 & 29 May 2011 at the Rotterdamse Schouwburg.

8 March 2011

photo: Dor Garbasg, graphics: Avital Schreiber

Key Performance warmly welcomes

Arkadi Zaides as a new artistic partner, and Julia Asperska as a new collaborator.

Arkadi Zaides lives and works in Tel Aviv. His works, such as Solo Siento, Solo Colores and Quiet are being shown extensively in Israel and worldwide. Embedded in Arkadi Zaides’ work is a belief that the role of art is to challenge and inspire viewers, while simultaneously it has a larger universal role to reach out and bring together different communities and different sectors of society. Arkadi is increasingly working in diverse communities, focusing primarily on the Arab sector in Israel.

Julia Asperska freshly started as art project manager in Key Performance on 1 March. Julia (formerly International Relations officer at Teatr Dramatyczny in Warsaw) will be responsible for our contacts in the Central and Eastern European countries, as well as for the coordination of Arkadi Zaides’ tours.

10 february 2011

photographer: Carl thorborg

True Stories of Castaways & Other Survivors

is the title of the new piece created by the Norwegian choreographer Ina Christel Johannessen for Cullberg Ballet (SE). This creation for 9 dancers will premiere on the small stage of The House of Dance in Stockholm on 25 & 26 February as well as 1, 2, 3 March 2011, followed by a tour in Sweden and Norway.

If you would like to have more info, complimentary tickets or video material, please contact us at info@keyperformance.se

Read more about True Stories here »

3 December 2010

WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE that CONSTANZA MACRAS has won this year’s German Theater-Award DER FAUST

in the category BEST CHOREOGRAPHY for the production MEGALOPOLIS
(a production by Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz Berlin and CONSTANZA MACRAS I DORKYPARK in coproduction with Hellerau – European Center of Arts and MESS Sarajevo)

copyright: Marcus Nass