Repertoire
The Vile Parody of Address
The Vile Parody of Address is a piece which is fundamentally based on the capacity for improvisation. Improvisation is contained both in the dancing and in the text.
- World premiere by: Ballet de Frankfurt, Frankfurt (Alemania), November 26th 1988
- Premiere by Compañía Nacional de Danza: at Teatro de Madrid, Madrid (Spain), April 14th 1995
Each interpreter’s role has a clearly defined personality which is, in turn, contaminated by each dancer’s true identity which, at the same time, gets confused, to a certain degree, with his partner’s role on the stage.
Despite what I keep saying
it doesn’t have to be this way
the doctor and I are fully aware
of the precious condition of
your other head
Información
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Choreography:William Forsythe
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Music:Johann Sebastian Bach(1685-1750). The Well-tempered clavier performed by Glen Gould
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Staging:Carlos Iturrioz, Michael Schumacher
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Lighting Design:William Forsythe
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Voice:Nicholas Champion
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Running time:25 minutes
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Premiere cast CND:Ruth Maroto, Mª Luisa Ramos, Antonio Calero, Esther Oliva, Patrick de Bana, Alexandra Scott, Thomas Klein, Nicolo Fonte, Raúl Tino, Ricardo Franco
