BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA: "news from the island" + "How to accept criticism and not kill yourself (or the critic)"
Company:
Katarína Zagorski
On the occasion of the quarter-century since the first project by Katarína Zagorski staged at the Stoka Theatre, the performance "news from the island" comes with a special bonus lecture/workshop "How to accept criticism and not kill yourself (or the critic)".
“news from the island”
Choreography and performance by Katarína Zagorski
Music by The Jimmy Cake
Produced by Katarína Zagorski and Stoka Theatre
Duration: 40 min
Somewhere between dance and performance art, between the northern and the southern poles, this piece is about what happened on the island.
Foggy Dawn
Easy Sunshine
Sudden Storm
Long Rain
Rainbow
Thanks to:
Blaho Uhlár/Divadlo STOKA
Michal Kaščák/Festival Pohoda
Special Thanks to
Dara Thomas Higgins/The Jimmy Cake
for permission to use the tracks Red Tony, The Day The Arms That Came Out Of The Wall, Haunted Candle, The Art Of Wrecking and Hugs For Buddy from the album Spectre & Crown
“How to accept criticism and not kill yourself (or the critic)”
Concept and performance: Katarína Zagorski
Produced by Katarína Zagorski and Divadlo Stoka
Duration: 20 min (performed in Slovak language)
The workshop/lecture for dance artists and artists in general is a purpose- built aid to theoretically and practically accept criticism, and a celebration of those who accepted criticism and so far have not killed themselves, the critic or somebody else.
Thanks to: Blaho Uhlár/Divadlo STOKA
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