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420PEOPLE & OMNION & ARCHA+

The latest dance performance by the contemporary dance company 420PEOPLE, choreographed by Sylva Šafková, introduces a modern take on futurism in movement, music and set design. 2. & 3. 5. 2024. ENGLISH FRIENDLY.

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ever

"Wanted to explore who we are when we are NOT on social media. What is the driving force that we use to put ourselves on a pedestal. Are we just objects, like in a gallery, with a spotlight cutting off everything beyond the light?" The contemporary dance company 420PEOPLE will perform the show of Václav Kuneš’s latest choreography entitled EVER!, a musical collage for four dancers and six exhibition stands at La Fabrika Theatre. Don't miss the upcoming events at La Fabrika Theatre - 29. & 30. 4. 2024. ENGLISH FRIENDLY.

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42+people: softer skills

Don’t miss the project 42+PEOPLE and the premiere SOFTER SKILLS at Studio Maiselovka. 42+PEOPLE combines all aspects of contemporary dance with an intergenerational dialogue featuring dancers aged 42+. The second performance features the “SOFTER SKILLS” choreography by Edan Gorlicki. Cast: Helena Arenbergerová, Andrea Opavská, Veronika Kornová. ENGLISH FRIENDLY.

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dancing histor(y)ies

The project Dancing Histor(y)ies, Binding Communities and Heritage Through Dance, is European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance. Follow us and explore the latest developments, stories, and updates in our new website. Co-financed under the “Creative Europe” program (Project id: 101099222).

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why things go wrong

The performance “Why things go wrong”, choreographed by Sylva Šafková and performed by the duo of dancers Michal Heriban and Viktor Konvalinka, was created exclusively for Studio Maiselovka. It raises, through contemporary dance, the unique theme of the (un)moral, ethically challenging nature of human behaviour, which, although often overlooked, seriously affects the lives of everyone around us. ENGLISH FRIENDLY.

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42+people: where

Don’t miss the new project 42+PEOPLE and the premiere of its performance “WHERE”. 42+PEOPLE combines all aspects of contemporary dance with an intergenerational dialogue featuring dancers aged 42+ at Studio Maiselovka. The pilot performance features the “WHERE” choreography by H. Arenbergerová and V. Kuneš. ENGLISH FRIENDLY.

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THE WATCHER

Dance show of the 420PEOPLE contemporary dance group and the rock concert of the band Please The Trees is here! The proven cooperation between Václav Kuneš and Václav Havelka brings again an unforgettable experience. The Watcher is coming! Don't miss the upcoming events at La Fabrika Theatre - 13. 5. 2024. ENGLISH FRIENDLY.

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May

How well do we know K. H. Mácha's legendary poem May? It seems like all of us Czechs are able to recall its first lines. Is that really all? And if so, is that enough? Are we aware of its content, details, its atmosphere and universal character? The company 420PEOPLE present a new piece that goes far beyond their experience in the field of contemporary dance. The New Stage of the National Theatre.

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film THROUGH GLASS

The dance film THROUGH GLASS, directed by Marek Partyš and choreographed by Sylva Šafková, combines contemporary dance and a visual story that describes the image of distorted reality: “Reflections, angles of view, distorted reality ... but if you hold it against a mirror, the letters will go again in the right direction."

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film ORĪGĪ

The idea for short dance film ORĪGĪ came from the title of an EU project: CLASH! When classic & contemporary dance collide & new forms emerge. Unexpected encounter of three dancers. All of them are very different. Three pairs of shoes. Very different. New people, new situation. Can they adapt? Do they want to adapt? The only thing they have in common is a desire to dance. Is that enough?

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