The Forsythe Company
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© Yoko Ando – Brigel Gjoka –Josh Johnso © Dominik Mentzos ©
Creation, Premiere in France
Choreography, William Forsythe
With the dancers of The Forsythe Company
Production The Forsythe Company
The Forsythe Company is subsidized by the Town of Dresden and the State of Saxony, just as by the town of Francfort-sur-le-Main and the State of Hesse.
The Forsythe Company is in residence at the same time with HELLERAU - European Center for the Arts in Dresden and Bockenheimer Depot in Francfort on Main.
The Forsythe Company makes a point of thanking Susanne Klatten for its support.
Corealisation Théâtre National de Chaillot (Paris) ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
Partnership with France Inter
Since the closure of the Ballett Frankfurt in 2004, the choreographer William Forsythe has moved continually forward, deepening the bond between virtuosity and the avant-garde, research and the sheer pleasure of the dance. With his own company, which is based in Frankfurt and Dresden, he continues to innovate and astonish us, constantly reappearing where least expected and investigating as always “the established barriers between genres.”
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