YOUNG DANCE Festival Zug
MIRKIDS – Company Jasmine Morand (CH) | 6+
Co-production
CHF 15.– (Children)
CHF 25.– (Adults)
Recommended age: 6+
Duration: 50 minutes without an intermission
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The audience lies on the floor in a large circle and looks up to the sky. Above them, in a giant mirror, eight dancers appear, also in a circle. They are in constant motion, creating symmetrical figures and taking on a whole host of forms and shapes as the light varies, like images in a kaleidoscope. Creatures may appear from the oceans, flora and fauna – the only limit is your own imagination.
MIRKIDS is based on a magical stage installation which shows dance from a completely new point of view. With the audience lying back and letting themselves sink into a fascinating world of colour and sound which comes and goes before their very eyes, they are able to see exactly what their own imagination is creating.
Dance: Eléonore Heiniger, Ismael Oiartzabal, Fabio Bergamaschi, Krassen Krastev, Valentine Paley, Amaury Reot, Nicolas Turicchia, Jeanne Gumy, Laetitia Dupertuis, Luisa Schöfer, Louis Bourel, Céline Fellay, Marco Volta, Maxime Jeannerat, Anne-Charlotte Hubert
Choreography: Jasmine Morand
Assistance: Fabio Bergamaschi
Scenography: Neda Loncarevic
Lighting design: Rainer Ludwig
Sound design: Dragos Tara
Technical direction: Cécile Robin
Sound and lighting technology: Louis Riondel, Sébastien Graz, Charlotte Rychner, Luis Henkes
Costumes: Toni Teixeira
Le Reflet, Théâtre de Vevey | Théâtre Benno Besson, Yverdon-les-Bains | Equilibre-Nuithonie, Fribourg | Théâtre Paul Eluard, Bezons | L’Arc Scène nationale, Le Creusot – Le Petit Théâtre de Lausanne, avec le Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne | Eine Koproduktion im Rahmen des Veranstalterfonds von Reso – Tanznetzwerk Schweiz. Unterstützt durch Pro Helvetia – Schweizer Kulturstiftung und die Kantone.
Young Dance Festival 2024 sets the world in motion! National and international productions take young people on an exciting journey of (self-)observation, where playfulness, quirky ideas and critical questions are very welcome. The festival will host two wonderful productions at the Theater Casino Zug.
