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Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" is Japan's oldest romantic tale, dating back to 900 AD. A bamboo cutter finds and raises a moon-sent child, Kaguya. Despite attracting suitors, Kaguya is a moon princess and must return. Choreographer Martin Chaix explores this legend in "The Moon Princess," portraying themes of family, belonging, and obligation.
"Die Geschichte des Bambussammlers oder der Prinzessin Kaguya" ist die älteste märchenhaft-romantische Erzählung Japans und geht auf das Jahr 900 zurück. Bei seiner Arbeit entdeckt ein kinderloser Bambussammler ein Findelkind, das er gemeinsam mit seiner Frau wie sein eigenes Kind großzieht. Das strahlend schöne Kind ist als Geschenk des Mondes auf die Erde geschickt worden, und auch wenn ihre Schönheit mächtige Männer als Brautbewerber auf den Plan ruft: Kaguya ist die Prinzessin des Mondes und muss dorthin zurückkehren. Der französische Choreograph Martin Chaix ist kein Unbekannter in Leipzig. Von 2006 bis 2009 war er als Solist am Leipziger Ballett unter Paul Chalmer engagiert. Seit 2015 arbeitet er als freischaffender Choreograph für internationale renommierte Ensembles wie das Ballet de l'Ope?ra national du Rhin, das Ballet de l'Ope?ra national de Paris oder das Ballett am Rhein, Düsseldorf. Seine präzise, emotionale und hochmusikalische Bewegungssprache lebt von einer tiefen Menschlichkeit. Für "Die Mondprinzessin" erkundet Martin Chaix den Reichtum der japanischen Legende und erzählt eine Geschichte von Familie und Heimat, von Zugehörigkeit und Verpflichtungen in einer herausfordernden Welt.
"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" is Japan's oldest romantic tale, dating back to 900 AD. A bamboo cutter finds and raises a moon-sent child, Kaguya. Despite attracting suitors, Kaguya is a moon princess and must return. Choreographer Martin Chaix explores this legend in "The Moon Princess," portraying themes of family, belonging, and obligation.
"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" is Japan's oldest romantic tale, dating back to 900 AD. A bamboo cutter finds and raises a moon-sent child, Kaguya. Despite attracting suitors, Kaguya is a moon princess and must return. Choreographer Martin Chaix explores this legend in "The Moon Princess," portraying themes of family, belonging, and obligation.
"Die Geschichte des Bambussammlers oder der Prinzessin Kaguya" ist die älteste märchenhaft-romantische Erzählung Japans und geht auf das Jahr 900 zurück. Bei seiner Arbeit entdeckt ein kinderloser Bambussammler ein Findelkind, das er gemeinsam mit seiner Frau wie sein eigenes Kind großzieht. Das strahlend schöne Kind ist als Geschenk des Mondes auf die Erde geschickt worden, und auch wenn ihre Schönheit mächtige Männer als Brautbewerber auf den Plan ruft: Kaguya ist die Prinzessin des Mondes und muss dorthin zurückkehren. Der französische Choreograph Martin Chaix ist kein Unbekannter in Leipzig. Von 2006 bis 2009 war er als Solist am Leipziger Ballett unter Paul Chalmer engagiert. Seit 2015 arbeitet er als freischaffender Choreograph für internationale renommierte Ensembles wie das Ballet de l'Ope?ra national du Rhin, das Ballet de l'Ope?ra national de Paris oder das Ballett am Rhein, Düsseldorf. Seine präzise, emotionale und hochmusikalische Bewegungssprache lebt von einer tiefen Menschlichkeit. Für "Die Mondprinzessin" erkundet Martin Chaix den Reichtum der japanischen Legende und erzählt eine Geschichte von Familie und Heimat, von Zugehörigkeit und Verpflichtungen in einer herausfordernden Welt.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
Leipzig Ballet, under Rémy Fichet, presents "Humans," a double bill exploring creative and abstract dance narratives. Louis Stiens examines dance's embodiment, its impact on choreography, and Leipzig Ballet's history, linking to Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony. Sofia Nappi blends ballet, contemporary dance, and performance, exploring Baroque and modern elements with music by Clara Schumann and Henry Purcell, reflecting on femininity across eras.
"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" is Japan's oldest romantic tale, dating back to 900 AD. A bamboo cutter finds and raises a moon-sent child, Kaguya. Despite attracting suitors, Kaguya is a moon princess and must return. Choreographer Martin Chaix explores this legend in "The Moon Princess," portraying themes of family, belonging, and obligation.
"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" is Japan's oldest romantic tale, dating back to 900 AD. A bamboo cutter finds and raises a moon-sent child, Kaguya. Despite attracting suitors, Kaguya is a moon princess and must return. Choreographer Martin Chaix explores this legend in "The Moon Princess," portraying themes of family, belonging, and obligation.
"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter" is Japan's oldest romantic tale, dating back to 900 AD. A bamboo cutter finds and raises a moon-sent child, Kaguya. Despite attracting suitors, Kaguya is a moon princess and must return. Choreographer Martin Chaix explores this legend in "The Moon Princess," portraying themes of family, belonging, and obligation.
A Black Box in theater is a simple, usually square, black-walled performance space. Its simplicity allows for diverse stage and audience interaction configurations. Leipzig Ballet's "Black Box" focuses on various choreographic languages, showcasing works from within the ensemble. Choreographers Marcelino Libao, Vinzenco Timpa, and Daniel Róces Gómez explore Bach's music in "Black Box," collaborating with the Bachfest Leipzig for a choreographic case study in various artistic expressions.
A Black Box in theater is a simple, usually square, black-walled performance space. Its simplicity allows for diverse stage and audience interaction configurations. Leipzig Ballet's "Black Box" focuses on various choreographic languages, showcasing works from within the ensemble. Choreographers Marcelino Libao, Vinzenco Timpa, and Daniel Róces Gómez explore Bach's music in "Black Box," collaborating with the Bachfest Leipzig for a choreographic case study in various artistic expressions.
A Black Box in theater is a simple, usually square, black-walled performance space. Its simplicity allows for diverse stage and audience interaction configurations. Leipzig Ballet's "Black Box" focuses on various choreographic languages, showcasing works from within the ensemble. Choreographers Marcelino Libao, Vinzenco Timpa, and Daniel Róces Gómez explore Bach's music in "Black Box," collaborating with the Bachfest Leipzig for a choreographic case study in various artistic expressions.
A Black Box in theater is a simple, usually square, black-walled performance space. Its simplicity allows for diverse stage and audience interaction configurations. Leipzig Ballet's "Black Box" focuses on various choreographic languages, showcasing works from within the ensemble. Choreographers Marcelino Libao, Vinzenco Timpa, and Daniel Róces Gómez explore Bach's music in "Black Box," collaborating with the Bachfest Leipzig for a choreographic case study in various artistic expressions.
A Black Box in theater is a simple, usually square, black-walled performance space. Its simplicity allows for diverse stage and audience interaction configurations. Leipzig Ballet's "Black Box" focuses on various choreographic languages, showcasing works from within the ensemble. Choreographers Marcelino Libao, Vinzenco Timpa, and Daniel Róces Gómez explore Bach's music in "Black Box," collaborating with the Bachfest Leipzig for a choreographic case study in various artistic expressions.
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