In the Air
A dance-acrobatic performance on the motif of Richard Bach’s “Jonathan Livingston Gull”.
The performance was based on the skeleton of the story about the Seagle, which, thanks to the passion for the flight, had overcome its boundaries, learned to fly and thus inspired other Sears in the flock.
About the project
The spectator follows a figure that has found joy and passion for years. And the passion allows her to go all over the head and push the boundaries. He tries new techniques and discovers what his body is capable of, expands his horizons and crosses his limits. Fatigue falls asleep in standing, overcoming a broken wing and even death. Jumps and falls, over and over again.
Theme and Choreography: Matyáš Ramba
Music: Vladimír Mikláš
Scene: Petr Horníček
Costumes: Lucie Červíková
Light design: Michael Bláha
Production: United Arts
Overhead Supervision: SKUTR
Sound: Karel Mařík
Performedby: Kristýna Stránská, Vitezslav Ramba, Tomáš Pražák, Vojtěch Glaser, Michal Heriban, Vladimír Mikláš
Premiere 23.8. 2018 at the summer Letná Festival.
The project was created with the support of the municipality of Prague.
Project Partners: Summer Letná, Prague City Hall, CIRQUEON, United Arts, Walldesign, We Hate Ironing.
Thanks: Pavel Hejný, Petr Píša, Tereza Voříšková, and others
Media
iDnes
A circus-man, where men measure their muscles, and the girls are.
“Daemen are presenting power acrobacy. And this is exactly what the men do on the place, from their numbers to the animality, the organic force without the use of any technique. An important component, however, is clearly the music in the filing of Ondrej Havlík a.k.a. artist En. Dru. “
Theatre newspaper
Perseids over Letná No. 2
“More importantly, Losers are characterized by professionalism and precision. Thanks to all the participants, a project was created, which performances The La Putyka file was not able to see in the Czech environment. A small share of it surely has cooperation with Jarkem Cemera, choreographer and dancer, who brought a large dose of elemency and originality into the project. “
