Marmont
Noge Schale (Yokohama Nigiwai-za)
2.8 Sun18:00*
2.9 Mon13:30 / 17:00
*Post-performance talk
*Workshop will be held on 2.9 Mon 14:50 -15:40
No dance experience required, reservation required.
Ask the company about participation fee, how to reserve etc.
Adv¥2,500
Door¥2,700
TPAM Registrant Benefit： ¥1,800
• “Presenter” of performing arts (Registration for TPAM is required)
• “Audience” of performing arts
Available from the company
Running time: 65min
Marmont is the word made up from the words “earth” and “mole” in the Estonian language. Inspired by the five senses and habits of animals and bugs, this piece is choreographed by Kaori Seki to stimulate the senses of the audience, including the sense of smell by using an aroma. Premiered in 2010, the piece (short version) won the Next Generation Choreography Award at Toyota Choreography Award 2012. It was also shown at the Contemporary Dance Showcase: Japan + East Asia in New York in January 2015. This time the full version of it will be presented at TPAM.
Contact: 090-1887-4756 / Email
http://kaoriseki.info
Began showing her own choreography in 2003. Together with Teita Iwabuchi she won the French Embassy Prize for Young Choreographer at the Yokohama Dance Collection EX2012, and went to France for residency at le Centre national de dance contemporaine Angers(CNDC). Since then, she has been working on an international basis. In 2013 she established KAORI SEKI Co.PUNCTUMUN.. Her choreography is constructed in sensitive and careful calculation with her unique vocabulary based on the sensations on the skin as well as the other organs of the body. Also working in theater and fashion in recent years.
