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Friday, November 25, 2011, 19.00. Erarta
Program 01: Opening - Bridge between Cinema
and Dance
With the support from the French Institute
in St. Petersburg
Q&A with choreographers and directors
“Slidoscope”,
live performance – plastic tragicomedy
(35 minutes, 2011, Russia)
chor.: Valentin Tszin, Alissa Panchenko, Evgenia Chetvertakova,
Chrisina Morozova, Alexander Andreev, Uliana Egorova
design: Vladimir Ermachenkov, Evgenia Chetvertakova
music: Andrey Budnin
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«As
a rule, a few infectious flies emerge in the midst of the events
around us – these flies interfere with the appreciation
of those events. Poema Theatre decided to investigate the established
reality around the two main characters of the story. Having
gone through lots of life pitfalls reflected in the performance
"The Hot Terrace" and the film "MOCT", Alissa
and Valentin got interested in working out the main problem
of their existence: how can one fight the flies? The tragedy
of this situation lies in the naïve perception of the reality
that exists merely in their conscience, and the comic side of
it hides in the fact that this virtual life does not fit the
real world. Hence, the life fundamentals are expressed through
confusion and playfulness, comicality and absurdity. Their hearts
are locked within each other, and life cannot do without a joke.
The plastic tragicomedy "Slidoscope" is the dreams,
the ability to survive and the relic of the complicated love
story. Nobody takes off the masks - why should one do that?"
Poema Theatre
Valentin
Tszin
is the artistic director of “Poema Theatre” –
the theatre of the human body semiotics. He has worked with
such renowned Russian theatre masters as Roman Viktyuk, Anton
Adossinsky and Vyacheslav Polunin. Valentin has studied with
many European masters inclduing Flavia Ghisalberti (Switzerland),
Ken Maya (Finland) and others. During the short period of
its existence “Poema Theatre” has produced more
than 10 performances, which were presented at the Hermitage,
the Red Triangle and Loft-Project “Etaji”. The
company performed at the opening of the Open Cinema Film Festival
and of the Open Look Dance Festival in St. Petersburg, and
the Contemporary Dance Festival in Moscow in 2010. “Poema
Theatre” is the winner of the young artists’ completion
“Alternativa” in St. Petersburg, 2010.
Alissa
Panchenko
is a dancer, choreographer and modern
dance teacher. From 1998 to 2004 Alissa studied contemporary
dance at “Kannon Dance” school taking classes
with Russian and international masters. Since 1999, she has
been a member of the “Kannon Dance” company run
by Natalia Kasparova. She has received a number of awards
at the young choreographers’ competitions in Russia
and Germany. From 2004 to 2005 she took part in the projects
by Iguan Dance Theatre. Alissa graduated from St. Petersburg
N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov conservatory.
"MOCT"
(45 minutes, 2010, France)
dir. TK. Kim and Pat Marcel
chor. Valentin Tszin and Alissa Panchenko
Is
love contagious? And how about madness? This is a moving story
of a few words wherein two dancers are in the midst of an emotional
ballet of life. They combine contemporary dance and Butoh to
express truths and doubts about their relationship, movements
of their hearts and calling of their spirits. How far will dance
take them?
Director,
producer, editor and avid supporter of DIY filmmaking, Pat
Marcel has made numerous short films, music
videos, film portraits and commercials for big screen and
television. Together with his collaborator Swiss artist TK
Kim he recently completed his first feature film "BANG".
TK. Kim is a
Swiss photographer, videomaker, film director, screenwriter
and interdisciplinary artist. She has created numerous award-winning
short films and intermedia performances in collaboration with
different choreographers and dancers. She is represented by
Daniel Tanner Gallery (Zurich, Switzerland).
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