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_rosas-amp-graindelavoix-124-cesena-trailer.webp "Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENAnnFor Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialog")
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_ann-veronica-janssens-interview-passion-for-light.webp "Step into the laboratory of an artist whose main material is light and who invites the spectator to join her in discovering. Whether solid, liquid or gaseous Ann Veronica Janssens uses light in all its forms “to show the manifestations of reality in a different way.” nnJanssens shares her thoughts on how she conjures up her mindboggling sculptures and immersive installations, which are often the result of accidental discoveries – new ideas pop up in the most unexpected places, for example")
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