Ultima Vez (B): What The Body Does Not Remember

n 1987,
Wim Vandekeybus
– until then mainly known as a dancer with
Jan Fabre
– surprised everyone with his debut
‘What the Body Does Not Remember’
. It was new,
unseen and modern
, not only in respect of the choreography but also because of the
amazing score
by the composers
Thierry De Mey
and
Peter Vermeersch
.
In 1987,
Wim Vandekeybus
– until then mainly known as a dancer with
Jan Fabre
– surprised everyone with his debut
‘What the Body Does Not Remember’
. It was
new
,
unseen
and
modern
, not only in respect of the choreography but also because of the
amazing score
by the composers
Thierry De Mey
and
Peter Vermeersch
. It won Vandekeybus the prestigious Bessie Award (New York Dance and Performance Award) for what the jury described as a “
brutal confrontation between dance and music
.”





Vandekeybus found his inspiration for the piece in
fateful moments
; moments in which
it''s too late for choices
. He doesn''t want to emphasise the meaning of such moments, but their
radicalism
. Vandekeybus’ dancers go to the very brink in their
exploration of danger
– and their last minute escapes create an
impressive range of scenic moments
. This remake, with a new cast, provides the ideal opportunity to discover Vandekeybus’ early work or to simply relieve his iconic performance.






Dates:






2014.01.31. - 20:00


2014.02.01. - 20:00






Ticket price:
2800 HUF, 2200 HUF for students. General season pass and twin pass is valid.

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