CYPRUS TODAY, JANUARY - MARCH 2015 - page 16-17

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fears?Are we all desperately looking for someone
to accept us just the way we are? Do we live in a
society where we want to be loved by everyone
and spend so much time hiding our imperfections
behind a mask that covers ourselves? This dance
theatre duet attempts to uncover these masks. Both
dancers explore personal, intimate moments and
needs.” Vicky Kalla
Vicky Kalla started her studies at the age of 16,
with a scholarship in the professional school of
dance “Epsedanse” in Montpellier (France). She
graduated with the state diploma of France “EAT”
(Examen D’Attitude Technique) as a professional
dancer in 2006. In 2011, she continued her studies
at the Higher School of Larisa in Greece. She
joined the Thessalian Ballet under the direction
of Gesh Mihov (2008-2011). In 2010, she was
among the 15 finalists of the National Competition
“Premio Roma” in Rome and in 2011, she won
the 3
rd
prize at the “Chausson d’Or” competition.
In Cyprus, her first collaboration was in 2009 for
the Kypria Festival withAmfidromo Chorotheatro
and in 2010, she joined the company created for
the events of the 50
th
anniversary of the Republic
of Cyprus. Since 2011, she collaborates with
Amfidromo Chorotheatro, Asomates Dynameis
and the Dance Cyprus.
For more information:
MAN-OEUVRES
with Harry Koushos (20’)
Created by Harry Koushos
Dramaturgy: Photini Micheli
Choreography assistant: Mina Lampropoulou
Music, sound design: Christos Kyriacoullis, Henry
Purcell
Video-art: Konstantinos Kepolas
Costumes, styling: Alexander Cara
Dance: Costas Chrysafidis, Michail Kriempardis,
Nondas Damopoulos, Periklis Skordilis, Ryan
Lange
Supported by: Dance House Lefkosia, Dance
Gate Lefkosia, Νο_Βody Festival, Dance Cultural
Centre (DAN.C.CE)
MAN and their OEUVRES. The past of primal
matter meets a future that seeks its forms of
expression.
The performance draws inspiration from the
work ARCHETYPA, which is to be premiered
in June 2015 in Cyprus as part of the Terpsichore
Programme.
Harry Koushos is a dancer, choreographer and
dance artist from Cyprus, based inAthens. He has
performed for numerous dance companies and
during the last years he has been collaborating
with Alexandra Waierstall. At the age of 22, he
began creating his own choreographic and video-
dance work, which has been presented since
then across Europe. His work has been invited
by several festivals in Greece, Cyprus, Belgium,
Sweden, England, Portugal and Germany. In his
creations, he makes use of different media and art
forms – both visual and performing - while he is
particularly interested in the interaction between
the latest technologies and primal materials,
including the human body. Thus, he focuses on
the materialisation of choreographic ideas along
with the embodiment of abstract forms in order to
address the spectator’s own finest perceptive and
associative brain functions.
For more information:
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within and between
with Julia Brendle and
Marios Konstantinou (10’)
Concept/Idea: Julia Brendle, Marios Konstantinou
Choreography: Julia Brendle in collaboration with
Marios Konstantinou
Performers: Julia Brendle, Marios Konstantinou
Video / camera: Suzana Phialas, Pavlos Vrionides
Video editing: Suzana Phialas
Sound design: Panos Bartzis
Light design: Alexander Jotovic
“The subject matter (…) can be identified. It is that
class of events which occurs during co-presence
and by virtue of co-presence. The ultimate
behavioural materials are the glances, gestures,
positionings, and verbal statements that people
continuously feed into the situations, whether
intended or not. (…) The normative order can be
uncovered prevailing within and between these
units, that is, the behavioural order found in all
peopled places, whether public, semi-public, or
private, and whether under the auspices of an
organized social occasion or the flatter constraints
of merely a routinized social setting. (…) we need
to identify the countless patterns and natural
sequences of behaviour occurring whenever
persons come into one another’s immediate
presence.”
Interaction Rituals: Essays in Face to Face
Behaviour Erving Goffman, 1964
Julia Brendle studied dance at the Palucca-School/
Dresden and at Codarts University/Rotterdam.
In Germany and Holland she collaborated with;
Felix Ruckert, Theater Thikwa, Dansateliers,
Katja Erdmann-Rajski, TELOS Dance Company
and Τhe Meekers Company. In Cyprus; Rosemary
Lee, Milena and Georgios Koulas, Chloé Melidou
and Roula Klevovoulou (Omada Pende), Maria
Kyriakou, Aelion Dance Company andAlexander
Michael. Since 2010 she works as a lecturer for
dance and dance theory at the University of
Nicosia/Cyprus. Marios Konstantinou studied
Theatre Acting at the Drama School of Theatre
Technis-Karolos Koun. He has collaborated with;
Theatre Technis-Karolos Koun, the Theatrical
Organization of Cyprus, Versus Theatre Company
Open Arts, Paravan, Fresh Target Theatre,
Theatrical Company One-Off andAlpha Square.
For more information: juliaannabrendle@gmail.
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within and between
MAN-OEUVRES - Photo by Arsham Rafiei
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