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Veronika Švábová, Tomáš Procházka
performance length: 75 min
no language barrier
An evening of two performances:
MAMA LUNA / dance and theatre performance
Veronika Švábová
“There are situations in life when an ordinary day turns into a game of combat and we need to find courage for even the most banal activities: getting dressed, eating, leaving the house, talking to people. Sometimes it really takes courage to overcome the fear of living and live with yourself.”
choreography and dance: Veronika Švábová, music and sound: Tomáš Procházka, light design: Šárka Havlíčková
NOISE / stage Lo-Fi
Veronika Švábová, Tomáš Procházka
By means of sound detectors and optical sensors, the dancer is connected directly to the space. Movement induces changes in sound and light, causing the intrplay of three mutually dependent elements: dance, sounds and lights.
no languages barrier
sound concept: Tomáš Procházka, dance: Veronika Švábová
MAMA LUNA / dance and theatre performance
Veronika Švábová
“There are situations in life when an ordinary day turns into a game of combat and we need to find courage for even the most banal activities: getting dressed, eating, leaving the house, talking to people. Sometimes it really takes courage to overcome the fear of living and live with yourself.”
choreography and dance: Veronika Švábová, music and sound: Tomáš Procházka, light design: Šárka Havlíčková
NOISE / stage Lo-Fi
Veronika Švábová, Tomáš Procházka
By means of sound detectors and optical sensors, the dancer is connected directly to the space. Movement induces changes in sound and light, causing the intrplay of three mutually dependent elements: dance, sounds and lights.
no languages barrier
sound concept: Tomáš Procházka, dance: Veronika Švábová
The performance Mama Luna was supported by the City of Prague and Duncan Centre.
The performance Noise was supported by Motus in Alfred ve dvoře theatre and Messenger.
The performance Noise was supported by Motus in Alfred ve dvoře theatre and Messenger.
