This fall, Korzo presents a wide range of performances from all over the world. From Georg Reischl with the MichaelDouglas Kollektive to artists from the Middle East, and a very extraordinary partnership of leading Javanese dancers and the Dutch Chamber Orchestra. From all over the world, creatives and dancers travel to the Netherlands, not only to present their work, but often also to create together with others. Come and be inspired by the limitless dance program that Korzo has prepared for you. Discover the world in dance and take a journey with five leading international dance productions for only € 70,-.
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The title of the monthly series All There is refers to dance that does not produce spectacle, entertainment or profit, but embraces life in all its complexity, changeability, and fragility. Dance that stands for the surprise at how little can be so much and visa versa.
Body Against Body goes back to the roots of Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane in the eighties’ scene of downtown New York. This program is an ode to the pioneering works that they created in that period. These works are still seen today as important experiments in postmodern aesthetics that have permanently changed the face of American dance. These conceptually and physically powerful works have acquired surprising aspects over the years through the different ways dancers have made these pieces their own.
This fall, Korzo presents a wide range of performances from all over the world. From Georg Reischl with the MichaelDouglas Kollektive to artists from the Middle East, and a very extraordinary partnership of leading Javanese dancers. From all over the world, creatives and dancers travel to the Netherlands, not only to present their work, but often also to create together with others. Come and be inspired by the limitless dance program that Korzo has prepared for you.
The famous Javanese dancer and choreographer Martinus Miroto created a new program together with two Indonesian mask dancers and a Javanese actress. In the first part of the evening they perform thee traditional mask dances. In the second part – Di Blakan – the performers tell about their fascination for masked dance with its old traditions. It is a revealing performance where movement and spoken word alternate and the dancers present their personal history.
direction, choreography Martinus Miroto | collaboration with theatremaker Gerard Mosterd | text Gunawan Maryanto | stage Petrus Narwastu | performers Martinus Miroto (Yogyakarta), Aerli Rasinah (Cirebon), Budi Hartomo (Madura) and actress Sri Qadariatin (Bali/Yogyakarta) | production Miroto Dance Studio, Teater Salihara Jakarta & Kantor Pos
In their first appearances in the Netherlands and Belgium, the Malaysian company Sutra Dance Theatre presents an evocative program with Indian dance and live music. In Rasa Sutra, the two stars of the company, Ramli Ibrahim and January Low, present the classical East Indian dance form Odissi with great refinement and a contemporary touch. Odissi is a dance form with its origins in ritual dances performed in Indian temples.
cymbals, Ukuttas Guru Gajendra Kumar Panda | vocals Guru Laksmi Kanta Palit | mardale Guru Dhaneshwar Swain | flute Abhiram Nanda (disciple off Chaurasia) sitar T.B.A. | dance Ramli Ibrahim, January Low | light Sivarajah Natarajan
Taoufiq Izzediou is one of Morocco’s leading choreographers, and also director of On Marche, a contemporary dance festival in Marrakesh. Izzediou recently discovered his Gnawa origins. In the performance Aleef, he explores his different cultural roots; this is also inherent to present-day Morocco, which moves between traditional culture and modernity. He is accompanied by the well-known Gnawa musician Adil Amimi in an arrangement by the Dutch Moroccan musician Najib Cherradi.
