Jefta van Dinther (NL/SE), Minna Tiikkainen (FIN/NL), David Kiers (NL): GRIND

2000 HUF / Student: 1600 HUF
General Season Pass is valid
Twin Pass is valid

The show comprises stroboscopics effects inadvisable for pregnant women, epileptic people or ones who have pace maker.

POST-SHOW DISCUSSION after the performance
with Jefta van Dinther (dancer, choreographer) moderated by Szabó Székely Ármin (dramaturge). Everybody is welcome!


AFTERPARTY
After the discussion DJ set with Modeo in the café.
 
Imagine a place that defies your senses. Imagine rhythms that affect your vision. Imagine a room where the dimensions of the space appear resilient. Imagine the pressure of sound transforming a body into vibrations. Imagine light that makes you perceive darkness. GRIND offers this place - where the components of body, light and sound create binds that affect, confuse and move.
 
GRIND is a collaboration between choreographer and dancer Jefta van Dinther, lighting designer Minna Tiikkainen and sound designer David Kiers. Inspired by synesthesia, the performance seeks to challenge our grip on reality by suspending our senses and short-circuiting perception. Minimizing in order to maximize, GRIND forges simple elements into a full-on affective machine. Through duration and repetition the components of body, light and sound turn around and around, mixing until they start to seem foreign. With pulsating, cutting, flickering lights and the unrelenting beats of dark, loopy techno, it is a choreography of matter that GRIND generates.
 

 
Concept: Jefta van Dinther and Minna Tiikkainen
Choreography and Dance: Jefta van Dinther
Lighting design: Minna Tiikkainen
Sound design: David Kiers
 
Production management: Emelie Bergbohm
Distribution: Koen Vanhove - Key Performance
Administrative structure: Interim Kultur – Sweden and Frascati Productions – The Netherlands
Co-production: Frascati Productions (Amsterdam), Weld (Stockholm), Tanzquartier (Vienna), PACT Zollverein (Essen), Grand Theatre (Groningen) and Jardin d'Europe through Cullberg Ballet (Stockholm)
Funded by: the Swedish Arts Council, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee, Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst and Nordic Culture Point
Supported by: Fabrik Potsdam

 
 
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