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HOMMIK 2012: PUNG

Theatre:
Sõltumatu Tantsu Lava
Author:
Renate Valme
Director:
Renate Valme
Premiere:
November 13th, 2012
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In Estonian pung means a bud and the same word in genitive case means punk – so it’s definately a mixture of buds and punk, plus something more. But no worries, it will all clear up during the performance. Or at least almost all. And as in English pung means a sledge, I kindly ask you to sit on the sledge and drive into the “pungworld”.

Choreographer/director/designer: Renate Valme
Performers: Liisa Tetsmann, Maarja Roolaht, Ahti Sepsivart, Taavi Rei, Mark-Jakob Otsa, Hannes-Martin Eenmaa
Duration: 45′
Premiere: November 13th, 2012 in Tallinn, Sleeping Beauty Castle theatre hall.
Production: Renate Valme Kopmanii Nii
Co-production: STÜ

Renate Valme is a freelance choreographer and director.  Her performances have been featured and presented at a variety of international theatre and dance festivals around Germany, Russia, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. This year, in July and August, she will delight the audiences in Japan. In 2003 and 2008, Renate Valme was rewarded with the Philip Morris Estonia Dance Awards for the Breakthrough of the Year and the Best Performance of the Year, respectively.

PUNG is presented by Renate Valme’s Physical Theatre Company Nii, which she established on Spring 2012 and is the Company’s first performance.