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Bella Figura
Chroreography and sets: Jiří KyliánMusic: Lukas Foss, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, Alessandro Marcello, Antonio Vivaldi, Giuseppe Torelli
Costumes: Joke Visser
Light design: Kees Tjebbes
Assistant choreographer: Cora Bos Kroese
Ballet master: Jan Kodet, Tereza Podařilová
Gods and Dogs
Chroreography and sets: Jiří KyliánMusic: Dirk Haubrich, Ludwig van Beethoven
Costumes: Joke Visser
Light design: Kees Tjebbes
Computer controlled projection: Tatsuo Unemi, Daniel Bisig
Implementation of the computer projections: Thijs Scheele
Projections: Dag Johan Haugerud, Cecilie Semec
Video: Jakub Larva, Lunchmeat studio s.r.o.
Assistant choreographer: Urtzi Aranburu
Ballet master: Tereza Podařilová, Alexandre Katsapov, Jan Kodet
Petite Mort
Chroreography and sets: Jiří KyliánMusic: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Costumes: Joke Visser
Light design: Jiří Kylián, Joop Caboort
Lighting redesign: Kees Tjebbes
Taneční spolupráce: Kees Tjebbes
Assistant choreographer: Roslyn Anderson
Ballet master: Jiří Kodym, Tereza Podařilová, Alexey Afanasiev
Sechs Tänze (Six Dances)
Choreofraphy, set and costumes: Jiří KyliánMusic: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Light design: Jiří Kylián, Joop Caboort
Lighting redesign: Kees Tjebbes
Assistant choreographer: Roslyn Anderson
Ballet master: Nelly Danko, Radek Vrátil, Tereza Podařilová, Jiří Kodym, Alexey Afanasiev
“Dance expresses not only emotional states such as joy or sadness. It can also be a prayer, ritual, therapy or intellectual structure. There are endless abstract and concrete forms dance can have. And when it is done professionally, the dancers actually say: I am a work of art!” – Jiří Kylián
The ballet evening KYLIÁN – Bridges of Time is dedicated to the work of Jiří Kylián, a renowned choreographer born in the Czech Republic who gained international fame. In the season 2019/2020 we offer a new element within the structure of the evening – a Czech premiere of Kylián’s choreography Gods and Dogs, one of Kylián’s newer productions. As part of the evening you will also see three other works of Jiří Kylián – Bella Figura, Petite Mort and Sechs Tänze.
„I am glad Jiří Kylián chose these particular works for Prague stage, they are very sensitive and undoubtedly belong to his best creations,” says Filip Barankiewicz, the artistic director of the Czech National Ballet.
The premiere of the production KYLIÁN – Bridges of Time took place on October 11, 2018, as part of the Czech Republic 100th anniversary celebrations.
This shape of the evening KYLIÁN – Bridges of Time will be performed by the Czech National Ballet from November 21, 2019.
Soloists and corps de ballet of The Czech National Ballet
Photo of the visual image: Gert Weigelt