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Highway
101
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a project by Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods
[ dramaturgy & scenography: Stefan Pucher
[ video: Jorge Leon
[ production: Damaged Goods (Brussels)
[ coproduction: Kaaitheater/Brüssel
2000 & Wiener Festwochen/tanz2000.at & Centre Georges Pompidou/Festival
d'Automne, Paris & Rotterdamse Schouwburg/Rotterdam 2001/TENT,
Rotterdam & Schauspielhaus Zürich
In ”Highway 101” we witness an experiment by the American
choreographer Meg Stuart and her company Damaged Goods. ”Highway
101” confronts the boundaries and impossibilities of dance and
movement but also shows the potential for translating these into other
media. The artists create images that rush past us as if we are in a
car driving along an endless street. It is about the ”future of
memory” and the increasing disability to distinguish between personal
memories and the memories of ”strangers” that merge together
as if in a film.
"Highway 101” has been made possible
by the support of: Arts Administration of the Ministry of the Flemish
Community & Flemish Community Commission of the Brussels Capital
Region & the American Centre Foundation, Paris & Bohen Foundation,
Paris & AFAA, Paris
© tanz2000.at
Motiv: Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods, "Highway 101"
Photo: Maria Ziegelböck
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