Ochtend. Middag. Avond. Nacht. Dagbreek. Ochtend.
Dagbreek originated from the fascination for the rhythms and cycles within nature and the human body, which are interconnected. Together with dancer/choreographer Yentl de Werdt I invited the audience to reflect on endlessness and to keep observing, to keep watching and to keep looking for the transitions within a cycle. The piece opens by 2 dancers completely out of breath, brought about by an unseen experience. The piece concludes without an ending but the never-ending story, life.
Watch the teaser here.
Music: Roeland Luyten / Light: Michaël Janssens / partners: C-mine cultuurcentrum, ccHasselt, TAKT Dommelhof
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