Private guide in Prague
TANEC PRAHA (PRAGUE DANCE)
The International Festival of Contemporary Dance and Movement Theatre TANEC PRAHA, has successfully developed and expanded throughout the 90’s. Increasing public and media interest enabled Czech audiences to gain a better understanding of the difference between traditional ballet and progressive, experimental dance, which crosses the borders between artistic contemporary disciplines.
Dramaturgy
of the Festival is based on high quality level of artists
(technically as well as artistically) sharing big names of dance
world with not so well known but every time surprising, innovative
artists from all over the world.
The
whole festival is usually anticipated by the Czech Dance Platform,
during which foreign partners will help to select Czech artists for
the whole year project and also the site-specific work for different
areas of Prague are agreed in details. Such an accompanying program
helps to develop long-term projects of international co-production to
be able to present new experimental work during the whole season
especially in the new dance venue Ponec.
Prague
Dance achieved extraordinary public interest primarily due to hosting
prestigious bodies from around the world. Over the twenty years of
its existence Czech introduced to the public the real world's top
dance field, starting with Martha Graham (USA), Merce Cunningham
(USA), Bill T. Jones (USA), continues Jiří Kylián (NL) and a
number of his pupils and ending as Maguy Marin (F), Joseph Nadja (F),
Ohad Naharin (ISR), Marie Chouinard (CAN) and the renowned files from
Taiwan (Cloud Gate Dance Theatre), Spain (Compania Nacional de
Danza), Switzerland (Ballet du Grand Théatre de Geneve) and others.¨
TANEC
PRAHA 2016
In
addition to the events of the season – the performances by Sasha
Waltz & Guests and Batsheva Dance Company – you can also look
forward to young artists from the EUROPEAN DANCE LABS, the
documentary performance by Olga de Soto entitled An Introduction,
Austrian choreographic stage film Deep Dish, the world premiere of a
piece by Tereza Ondrová and Peter Šavel in a co-production with
Tanec Praha poetically called As Long As Holding Hands, or fantastic
Belgian duo Mossoux-Bonté with the performance Histoire de
l'imposture.
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