Moonfall

Choreography by Dunja Jocić

In Moonfall, Dunja Jocić explores extreme situations. Against the backdrop of current socio-political crises, the Serbian-Dutch choreographer investigates the relationship between the individual and the collective in processes of upheaval and recovery. She is particularly interested in how people perceive and act when in a state of heightened alert. Jocić works with Michael Gordon’s Rewriting Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony Part 1 and Renger Koning’s The Whole’s Gone Missing. In the two-part structure of her choreography, she draws on the tense and at times chaos-inducing character of the music to embody the fragile yet unpredictable acts in the struggle between acceptance and resistance.

 

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Credits

Choreography and Stage Dunja Jocić

Lighting Tanja Rühl

Costume Ivana Vasić

Stage Management Uwe Fischer

Dancers Greta Dato, Meilyn Kennedy, Bridget Lee, Milica Mučibabić, Vanessa Shield, Peng Chen, Ramon John, Marcos Novais, Anthony Michael Pucci, Tatsuki Takada

Trailer De-Da Productions

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