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Productions
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Theatre:
Eike Ülevain & Robert Annus /Tallinn/
'More needs to be done - the ceiling has not been reached'
'More needs to be done - the ceiling has not been reached' is a dance piece for four young male actors. All there is - is now. And everything plays a role: light, sound, smell, people, things. Everyone is doing the same exercise: trying to find the zero point of intuition. Where are they going? Trolleybus keeps on rolling.
Mairika Plakso /Tallinn/
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Mairika Plakso's piece without a name is dealing with body in space. This work has arisen interest in Estonia as well as outsides, recently she was the only Estonian representative at the CONTEXT#1 festival in Berlin.
Litó Walkey /Vancouver-Berliin/
'wings raised to a second power'
Litó wanted to create a solo as a site of beauty separate from the self. From eight meetings eight solos were created. She performs these dances in sets of three, in random order. She invites you to look as if you're listening.
'More needs to be done - the ceiling has not been reached'
'More needs to be done - the ceiling has not been reached' is a dance piece for four young male actors. All there is - is now. And everything plays a role: light, sound, smell, people, things. Everyone is doing the same exercise: trying to find the zero point of intuition. Where are they going? Trolleybus keeps on rolling.
Mairika Plakso /Tallinn/
'-'
Mairika Plakso's piece without a name is dealing with body in space. This work has arisen interest in Estonia as well as outsides, recently she was the only Estonian representative at the CONTEXT#1 festival in Berlin.
Litó Walkey /Vancouver-Berliin/
'wings raised to a second power'
Litó wanted to create a solo as a site of beauty separate from the self. From eight meetings eight solos were created. She performs these dances in sets of three, in random order. She invites you to look as if you're listening.