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BLOCKphotography: Lidija AntonovićddtCREATIVE CENTRE FOR MOVEMENTDDT – Creative Centre for Movement is an independent dance company,founded in 2003. Its work is based on research, development and promotionof contemporary dance. DDT develops educational programme aimedat introducing younger generations into the world of movement and contemporarydance. DDT production includes dance performances and miniatures,children’s performances, dance techniques workshops, video-danceworks, photography and publishing.Founders: Dragana Stanisavljević, Dubravka Subotić, Tijana Malek.Choreography/dance: Dragana Stanisavljević, Dubravka Subotić, Tijana Malek; Music:Branislav Gluvakov; Video: Vladimir Antonov; Lights: Radovan SamolovPremiere: December 21 st , 2008. Belgrade Dance CentrePerformance BLOCK depicts in humorous manner everyday life of people that surroundus. Choreography, situations and characters in the performance are ‘pickedup’ from our surrounding – neighbours, friends, people from the marketplace, hairdressers,passers-by and the person that sits next to you in public transport.Performers use both dance and animation techniques. Spatialy limited by the set design– a scaffolding that represents a skyscraper – dance sequences (partial appearancesof body, random sequences of action and character that have only one thingin common – living space) interchange within the frames of different ‘appartments’.BLOCK reveals every-day life and its private, intimate details filtered by theatre language.Pouring tea, washing hands, laughter and fight with a neighbour for walking inhigh heels.Our life, small secrets and smell of sarma.REVIEW“What is especially interesting for inquiry are the channels of reception throughwhich the ‘dance’ we are dragged-into with dance performace BLOCK is percieved.Can dance of the audience as protagonists be included and questioned simultaneouslywith the one performed in front and for our body.”Nataša Tepavčević (KKH)http://tkhforum.blogspot.comworks2008: BLOCK, Belgrade Dance Centre; 2007: I’dLike..., Magacin u Kraljevića Marka; 2006: Il circodella vita, Little Theatre Duško Radović;2005: Table, Spoon, Faces for Atmosphere, SKC;2003: New York- Beograd.cONTAcTDDT kreativni centar za pokretaddress: Jurija Gagarina 125/2411070 Belgradetelephone: +381 63 882 3456fax: +381 11 2435 518e-mail: ddt_kcp@yahoo.comr a s [49]t e r
BLANKSPACE (Međuprostor)photography: Aleksandar Denićbojana denićBojana Denić graduated from Faculty of Philology, department of Germanstudies, University of Belgrade. Studied contemporary dance techniques inBudapest, Berlin, Vienna. Active dancer, choreographer, translator.Choreography: Bojana Denić; Performers: Isidora Stanišić, Igor Koruga, SanjaAndjelković, Anita Popović, Ana Ilić; Set and light designer: Aleksandar Denić;Poster and catalogue designer: Goran DimićPremiere: December 26, 2008, Belgrade Dance Centre.Blankspace as spatial, temporal, psychological, sociological, intimate category.Blankspace as field of existence outside of medialised reality, outside of field ofarrogant politics, aggressive advertisments and brutal entertainment. Blankspaceas field in which we ‘launch-ourselves’ into, filed of un-stability, sensitivity, field oflistening and observing where, what is secure becomes only optional, and what iscomplete – partial.works2008: BLANKSPACE, Belgrade Dance Centre;DREAMERS, stage movement, Yugoslav DramaTheatre, (director: Miloš Lolić); TO DAMASCUS,dancer, Belgrade Dance Centre, Main Scene (choreographer:Isidora Stanišić); ATLAS scenic cantata,stage movement, dancer, Yugoslav Drama Theatre(composer: Anja Djordjević, director: AleksandarDenić).cONTAcTBojana Denićaddress: Stanica – Service forcontemporary danceKraljevića Marka 4 (Magacin)11000 Belgradee-mail: bojana.denic@yahoo.comweb: www. dancestation.orgr a s [51]t e r
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