“INSEQS – INORGANIC SEQUENCES” by DIMITRIS MYTILINAIOS

01.12.21 @ 21:00

97, FALIROU, KOUKAKI

The choreographer and dancer, Dimitris Mytilinaios, presents his new work “INSEQS- INORGANIC SEQUENCES” in a former car showroom for four performances (December 1-4, 21:00). INSEQS is a remnant of a classic choreographic composition that attempts to highlight the beauty of embarrassment.

The group, consisting of five dancers, a karate teacher who sometimes dances and four musicians, orchestrates a seemingly classical technique and vocabulary – which, while playing in terms of a variety
show, tries to articulate a peculiar stage language.

The work borrows the structure of a classical dance class lesson and unfolds in successive acts. Each act has its own world; each of the performers raises its own cross. Ballet hides behind everything. Rita
Mosss’s noise-punk music -specially written for the show- accompanies the dancers and exposes their agitation, adapting patterns from the classical repertoire and scores for ballet exercises.

By presenting a series of “ill-treated” exercises performed in front of an audience, (assuming that a lesson is the first choreography performed and therefore the archetype for each choreography), the work examines the pile of encrypted information that make up the dance body and the types of look it invites.

Choreography: Dimitris Mytilinaios

Dancers: Nefeli Asteriou, Filippos Vassiliou, Veatriki Kapnisi, Markella Manoliadi, Pagona Boulbasakou, Dimitris Mytilinaios

Music: Rita Mosss (Kostas Kangelaris, Michalis Kalligeris, Michalis Magnis, Dimitris Tsampounaris)

Lighting design: Apostolos Strantzalis

Costumes: Ioanna Tsami

Video / Photos / Graphics: Marina Skoutela

Production manager: Olga Tsatsouli

Press officer: Evangelia Skrombola

Production organization and execution: howtomakeyourlifeharder Non-profit Organization

Supported by the Ministry of Culture

INFORMATION
December 1-4 at 21:00
Estimated duration: 55′
97, Falirou str. Koukaki, Athens

*Dimitris Mytilinaios, Filippos Vassiliou and Nefeli Asteriou are SNF ARTWORKS Fellows