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The choreographer who took Giselle, Swan Lake, and Carmen apart and rebuilt them as psychological drama
The Swedish choreographer who took apart Giselle, Swan Lake, and Carmen and rebuilt them as raw psychological dramas, while keeping their familiar music.
Large-scale spectacle with a wink - contemporary dance that laughs at itself
A former NDT and Cullberg dancer whose large-scale, wickedly funny works turn contemporary dance's own conventions - and its critics - into the subject of the piece.
Sweden's opera-house company, built for large-scale immersive dance
Sweden's leading contemporary dance company, built inside an opera house and known for large-scale, immersive works from major international choreographers.
Mats Ek, 1982 - the Romantic classic rebuilt as barefoot psychiatric drama, to Adam's original score
Mats Ek's 1982 Giselle keeps Adolphe Adam's score but rebuilds the story around a village outsider whose breakdown lands her in an asylum - one of the most influential ballet reinterpretations of the 20th century.
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