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Večer choreografií studentek HAMU
Event by: HAMU Katedra Tance, HAMU // Hudební a taneční fakulta AMU, Jana Novorytová, Karolína Teršípová
Location: KD Mlejn, o.p.s., Kovářova 4, Praha 13
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Students of the Bachelor's and Master's Choreography program at the Department of Dance at HAMU present an evening of author's dance works, connecting literary inspirations, personal themes and reflection on the present. Five choreographies, five different worlds and one common space.
· Amálie Cuplová - Noon explores the changing roles of the family and the tensions in their relationships, where Mother, Child and Father balance between archetype and the present and reveal the fragile line between care, expectation and affect.
· Vladlena Klimek – The Starving Artist follows a body trapped in a cycle of performance and replaceability, where the rhythm is set by a melting block of ice leading to physical exhaustion.
· Melania Ondrejčíková – Actes situates existential questions in the office, where the repetition of small actions reveals a silent search for meaning and dignity.
· Alice Silná – The Old Man and the Sea connects contemporary dance with movement theater and work with an object, reflects man's relationship with nature and the clash of tradition with modernization.
· Kateřina Zemanová – UMBRUCH, by reinterpreting the legend of the Golem, reveals human fragility in a technological world where the body becomes part of a mechanism that deprives one of identity and control.
An evening in which dance tells stories known from books and everyday situations come to life in the author's perspective of young female choreographers.
· Amálie Cuplová - Noon explores the changing roles of the family and the tensions in their relationships, where Mother, Child and Father balance between archetype and the present and reveal the fragile line between care, expectation and affect.
· Vladlena Klimek – The Starving Artist follows a body trapped in a cycle of performance and replaceability, where the rhythm is set by a melting block of ice leading to physical exhaustion.
· Melania Ondrejčíková – Actes situates existential questions in the office, where the repetition of small actions reveals a silent search for meaning and dignity.
· Alice Silná – The Old Man and the Sea connects contemporary dance with movement theater and work with an object, reflects man's relationship with nature and the clash of tradition with modernization.
· Kateřina Zemanová – UMBRUCH, by reinterpreting the legend of the Golem, reveals human fragility in a technological world where the body becomes part of a mechanism that deprives one of identity and control.
An evening in which dance tells stories known from books and everyday situations come to life in the author's perspective of young female choreographers.