EROICA/SACRE
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Dance evening with orchestra by Lillian Stillwell and Edward Clug
Playing time: 2 hours 15 minutes, intermission after 55 minutes
A young woman who dances herself to death for a time-honored ritual: this is the story of Le Sacre du printemps. Edward Clug, the internationally acclaimed choreographer and ballet director of the Slovenian National Theatre Maribor, was inspired by the premiere version for his version - now a modern classic in the dance repertoire. He developed a gripping, contemporary approach to the themes of nature, new beginnings and violence.
In Eroica, head choreographer Lillian Stillwell contrasts the theme of female sacrifice with a choreography about female sexuality, power and liberation. She is inspired by the psychoanalyst Antoinette Fouque's idea of female sexuality as a source of independence and self-determination as well as Beethoven's revocation of the dedication of his symphony to Napoleon as an expression of his disappointment at his obsession with power.
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