Beauty and Irony
Sunday 30 May 2027

Beauty and Irony

Katarzyna Kozielska / Gabriel Prokofiev | Eyal Dadon | Alexander Ekman / Ludwig Van Beethoven / Franz Joseph Haydn / Franz Schubert / Andy Stein · A triple bill of ballet performances
Moniuszko Auditorium ·Warsaw ·30 May 2027, 18:00
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NEW BALLET Choreography: Katarzyna Kozielska Music: Gabriel Prokofiev Set design: Natalia Kitamikado Costumes: Emil Wysocki Lighting: Maciej Igielski World premiere: 14 May 2027, Polish National Ballet NEW BALLET Choreography: Eyal Dadon Co-creator: Tamar Barlev Music project: Eyal Dadon Set design: Anna Macugowska Costumes: Bregje van Balen Lighting: Felice Ross World premiere: 14 May 2027, Polish National Ballet CACTI Choreography: Alexander Ekman Music: Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Joseph Haydn, Franz Schubert / Andy Stein Text: Spenser Theberge Staging: Jesse Callaert Set design: Alexander Ekman & Tom Visser Costumes: Alexander Ekman Lighting: Tom Visser World premiere: 25 February 2010, Nederlands Dans Theater 2, The Hague Polish premiere: 14 May 2027, Polish National Ballet The triple bill features two new choreographies created for our company and one renowned contemporary dance masterpiece. In line with our commitment to champion emerging Polish choreographers, we showcase a piece by Katarzyna Kozielska, an internationally acclaimed artist previously associated with the Stuttgart Ballet, who remains little known in Poland. Audiences will also encounter the work of Eyal Dadon, a former dancer with Israel’s distinguished Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company. A talented dancer and choreographer, Dadon also designs soundtracks for his productions. The programme concludes with the Polish premiere of Alexander Ekman’s celebrated ballet, Cacti , which has been scoring international successes for over a decade. Witty and enthralling, the piece represented the artist’s youthful defiance and his steadfast belief in the interpretive freedom of contemporary art – a principle we wholeheartedly embrace in this programme.
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