Photo by Pandji VascoDagama

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Kanagawa Arts Theatre, Hall

2.15 Sun 15:30

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A contemporary interpretation of traditional dance from Jailolo West Halmahera in the North Maluku, Eastern part of Indonesia. Inspired by “Legu Salai” dance from the Sahu tribe in Jailolo, West Halmahera. It is an expression of hope and optimism that the destruction of the coral reefs in the ocean of Teluk Jailolo will stop, that the fish will return once again to the coral, and that the silence in the ocean and the soul of water be restored.

Choreographer: Eko Supriyanto
Assistant to Choreographer: Geri Krisdianto
Music Composer: Setyawan Jayantoro
Dramaturge: Arco Renz
Dancers: Veyndi Dangsa, Greatsia Yobel Yunga, Fernandito Wangelaha, Gerry Gerardo Bella, Noveldi Bontenan, Budiawan Saputra Riring, Geri Krisdianto
Scenographer: Iskandar K. Loudin
Costume Designer: Retno Tan
Production Team: Astri Kusuma Wardani, Eko Wahyudi, R Danang Cahyo W.
Producer: Tang Fu Kuen
Production: EkosDance Company 2014, Solo Dance Studio
Supported by: KANTOR PEMUDA OLAH RAGA KEBUDAYAAN DAN PARIWISATA, KABUPATEN HALMAHERA BARAT, Kompleks Sasadu Lamo, Acango – Jailolo Halmahera Barat, Maluku Utara – Indonesia

 
Photo by Pandji VascoDagama

Photo by Pandji VascoDagama

Eko Supriyanto

Eko’s research interests in reinvestigating practice on Javanese dances on to contemporary dances; to collaborate within his journey of tradition versus modern, pop culture, film and cross cultural collaboration. His depth exploration is depth commitment and highly creation, for his dance vocabularies on his new languages scholar and artistic transformation. With his cross cultural instincts from his ethnic origin in Kalimantan / Borneo where he was born and his native Magelang folk dance, combining with a new translation of the classical / court Javanese dance and many of his interest on Indonesian divers dances and cultures, he intended to enter on all new situation and to learn, grow from the traditional value while being willing to engage directly with contemporary realities.