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“Sets body, mind and machine in motion to show both their generative beauty and their alienating force. A work of great subtlety that never relies on preconceived ideas.” – Caroline Godart, Mouvement

Moving in Concert, featuring nine dancers, imagines a universe where humans, technologies and natural materials coexist to create an abstract set of movement. Inspired by how bodies are sensorially affected by living in a digitalized world, the performance explores a poetics of plasticity, abstraction and imagination.

Mette Ingvartsen is a Danish choreographer and dancer. Questions of kinesthesia, perception, affect and sensation have been crucial to most of her work, which includes several site-specific projects that have been seen around the world. Her works include 21 pornographies, to come (extended)69 positions, The Artificial Nature Project, The Extra Sensorial Garden, and many more. Skatepark, a large-scale performance for skaters, dancers and local skatepark communities, premiered in 2023. Mette is currently preparing Rush, a solo performance for Manon Santkin that draws on 20 years of collaboration. Ingvartsen established her company in 2003 and her work has since then been shown throughout Europe, as well as in the U.S, Canada, Australia and Asia. She has been artist-in-residence at Kaaitheater in Brussels (2012-2016), Volksbühne in Berlin, and associated to the APAP network.

CONTENT ADVISORY

This work contains nudity.

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CREDITS

Concept & choreography: Mette Ingvartsen

Performers: Bruno Freire, Elias Girod, Gemma Higginbotham, Mette Ingvartsen, Jose Calixto Ramos Neto, Norbert Pape, Thomas Bîrzan, Hanna Hedman, Armin Hokmi Kiasaraei

Original cast: Jacob Ingram-Dodd, Manon Santkin, Anni Koskinen, and Dolores Hulan

Sound design: Peter Lenaerts

Lighting design: Minna Tiikkainen

Set design: Mette Ingvartsen, Minna Tiikkainen

Dramaturgy: Bojana Cvejić

Technical director: Hans Meijer

Assistant choreography: Christine De Smedt

Production assistant: Manon Haase

Fascia training: Anja Röttgerkamp

Sound technician: Filip Vilhelmsson

Company manager: Ruth Collier

Production & administration: Joey Ng

A production of Great Investment vzw

Co-produced by Kaaitheater, NEXT festival / Kunstencentrum BUDA, Festival d’Automne, Les Spectacles vivants – Centre Pompidou, Dansehallerne, HAU Hebbel am Ufer, PACT Zollverein, Internationaal Theater Amsterdam, Theater Rotterdam, Les Hivernales – CDCN

Supported by the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès within the framework of the New Settings Program, Kunstenwerkplaats Pianofabriek, STUK

ARTIST SUPPORT

The company of Mette Ingvartsen is supported by The Flemish Authorities in Belgium, The Flemish Community Commission (VGC) and The Danish Arts Council. 

NYU SKIRBALL SUPPORT

NYU Skirball’s presentation of Moving in Concert is made possible in part with support from the Harkness Foundation for Dance and the General Delegation of the Government of Flanders to the USA.

NYU Skirball’s programs are made possible in part with support from the National Endowment for the Arts; the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; and by Howard Gilman Foundation; FUSED (French U.S. Exchange in Dance), a program of FACE Foundation in partnership with Villa Albertine; General Delegation of the Government of Flanders to the USA; Collins Building Services; Korean Cultural Center New York, Marta Heflin Foundation; Harkness Foundation for Dance; as well as our valued donors through memberships, commissioning, and Stage Pass Fund support.

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