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Photo: Ger van Leeuwen

Choreographer: Hans van Manen

A vision of doom dominates Hans van Manen's twelfth dance creation, which was released at the Holland Festival 1964. The main theme is not reflected in a narrative, but in the dramatic tension that characterizes the successive phases of this choreography. In the general line of movements, one could find the “Lifestream”, in which all - consciously or unconsciously, resistant or resigned, as an individual, couple or group - are carried along.

Details

  • Title: Opus Twaalf
  • Date Created: 1964
  • Rights: Copyrights heirs Ger van Leeuwen
  • World Premiere: July 7, 1964, The Hague
  • Music: Béla Bartók - Divertimento for string orchestra
  • Decor: Co Westerik
  • Costumes: Jan van der Wal
  • Choreographer: Hans van Manen

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