The Republic or Bon Voyage Greta Garbo is a testing ground of desire. The body follows its own interests, tailors its identities, solves the consequences of rejections and searches for a space to express the repressed.
The starting points of the performance are expressionist piano compositions, full of fragments and complex dynamics, entitled Bagatelles, by Slovene composer Marij Kogoj. Besides Kogoj, the performance is informed by another avantgarde creator, the theatre director Ferdo Delak and his project Serata artistica giovanile, which he understood as »the chorographical sketch of a life on stage«.
The main story is focusing on the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood and its interpretation of Bruno Betlehaim. Political and sexual aspects are the main research venues in the project.
A dance piece based on the pleasure of the physical and moving is conditioned by the quasi-institutional status of contemporary dance in Slovenia. Seven pperformers participate in the process of exploring the coexistence of various types of personal engagement, as well as various kinds of aspiration of the contemporary dance corpus.
Gallery of Dead Women is an abstract sequence of images inspired by Müller’s reading and rewriting of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Issues of politics, love, death, loss, terror and death create a matrix of different motives around which the main narrative threads evolve to create an abstract body of the whole.
HI-RES is a dance duet by Maja Delak and Mala Kline in which authors create a world, a space of reflection on the relationship, on one's relation towards oneself, towards another,on the expectations and futile hopes.
Emerging from the evocative exodus song Rondinella (written by Dario Marušić) spins the tales of love and loss, mystery and mysticism, comedy and commonplace, gently -- and with constrained nostalgia -- triggering memories and offering a glance at the past and the dear spaces and people we feel close to.
Dance theater performance by Maja Delak and Andrea Ruberti based on the life and work of poet Mina Loy.