| I BELIEVED I WOULD COME EARLIER, BUT WAS LATE, AND YOU DID NOT COME AT ALL Alexander Lyubashin (Saint Petersburg), Darya Buzovkina (Moscow), 30 min. TsEKh'10 FESTIVAL OF DANCE THEATERS PROGRAM OF RUSSIAN PERFORMANCES December 12, 2010 / MOSCOW / 16:00, Aktovy Zal "I believed I would come earlier, but was late, and you did not come at all" is a joint production by Darya Buzovkina and a new Saint-Petersburg choreographer who works with a wide range of techniques, Alexander Lyubashin. Fusing various styles of jazz and contemporary, Buzovkina and Lyubashin create an abstract dance, where characters are sort of present, but at the same time, they are absent. Displacing the male and the female from their usual locations, they unite them, change their roles and put them back into their initial places. A Belgian choreographer Ann van den Broek acted as a consultant for this production, her performances Co(te)lette, I SOLO MENT and We Solo Men were recognized by the European critics as the most impressive productions of the recent time. Idea, dance: Darya Buzovkina, Alexander Lyubashin Consultant: Ann van den Broek Lighting: Luc Gendros www.tsekh.ru |
