We invite you to immerse yourself in an evening of dance that brings together different choreographic worlds.
The diptych consists of two distinct dance performances that engage in a dialogue with one another.
Part I – “Decrescendo” (choreographer Marcel Leemann, Switzerland)
This piece explores group behavior, the influence of traditions and rituals, and the tension between the individual and the collective. It is a story about belonging, resistance, and ever-changing structures.
This piece explores group behavior, the influence of traditions and rituals, and the tension between the individual and the collective. It is a story about belonging, resistance, and ever-changing structures.
Part II – “Borrowed Landscapes” (choreographer Agnija Šeiko, Klaipėda)
Inspired by the Japanese principle of the “borrowed landscape,” the performance creates an ever-expanding space where movement, memory, and invisible connections merge. It is a subtle, ever-changing stage landscape exploring existence, time, and the connections between us.
Inspired by the Japanese principle of the “borrowed landscape,” the performance creates an ever-expanding space where movement, memory, and invisible connections merge. It is a subtle, ever-changing stage landscape exploring existence, time, and the connections between us.
Location: KVMT “Jūra” Hall
