Eszter Salamon
Eszter Salamon
And Then
And Then, photo © Arne Hector ©
by Eszter Salamon
Design and dramaturgy: Eszter Salamon and Bojana Cvejic
Filming and editing: Minze Tummescheit
Lighting design: Sylvie Garot
Sound design: Peter Lenaerts and Peter Connelly
Music: Peter Lenaerts, Aisikl
With Aude Lachaise, Eszter Salamon, Bojana Cvejic
Co-produced by Les Subsistances-Résidence/Lyon; Pact Zollverein Choregraphisches Zentrum/Essen; the kunstenFESTIVALdesArts/Brussels; the Centre national
de la danse/Pantin; TanzQuartier/Vienna; Les Spectacles vivants-Centre Pompidou; the Festival d’Automne à Paris
Additional funding from Botschaft/Berlin, the Centre chorégraphique de Montpellier Languedoc-Rousillon, Hauptstadtkulturfonds /
Berlin, Hebbel-am-Ufer/Berlin and Florian Mühely-Mozgo Haz Alapitvany/Budapest
With support from IDEE, Programme Culturel 2000 de l’Union Européenne
Production and coordination: Alexandra Wellensiek, Barbara Greiner
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