Karakuri

Zonzo Compagnie & Aya Suzuki

Wereldpremière

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Sun 13 Oct 2024 -15.00

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Studio 1

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Voor kinderen vanaf 5 jaar en hun begeleider(s)

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Playful dialogue between percussion and dance

Welcome to Karakuri, a world in which movement becomes sound. In a room full of metal objects, a woman appears. Is she real or is she a puppet? Is she moving of her own accord? Is she hanging on invisible strings? Or is there a mechanism inside her? On her course through the space, sound is created, rhythms resonate and melodies become audible. Suddenly, the space seems to take on a life of its own and respond. Who is steering? Who is following? Is movement music or is it the other way around?

programme

With music by John Cage (1912-1992), Hugo Morales Murguia (1979) & Aya Suzuki (1990)

Aya Suzuki: performance & music
Femke Gyselinck: choreography
Toon Quanten: décor & sound installation
Tom Pauwels: dramaturgy

production: Zonzo Compagnie (Antwerp)
coproduction: Concertgebouw Brugge & STUK (Leuven)

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With music by John Cage (1912-1992), Hugo Morales Murguia (1979) & Aya Suzuki (1990)

Aya Suzuki: performance

Maker Femke Gyselinck

Femke Gyselinck (1983) is a dancer and choreographer. Since she graduated from P.A.R.T.S. in 2006, she has worked as a freelance dancer, artistic assistant to Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker/Rosas, and a teacher and dance maker. Since 2023 she has been part of the artistic core of the dance organisation GRIP. In her own work, Femke Gyselinck explores a dance language that is intricately interwoven with music and combines expressive movement with daring but subtle performance.