Marysia Stokłosa
The Right Hemisphere
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10.10.2009 – 11.10.2009
Stary Browar Nowy Taniec
Studio Słodownia +3
04.12.2009
Studio Słodownia +3
05.07.2011
Studio Słodownia +3

“The right hemisphere” refers to that part of our brain which is commonly associated with emotions and irrational or intuitive behaviors. That title, however, is treated more as a starting point from which to work on rather than an aim or a subject of the spectacle. Stokłosa seeks a source of movement in the attributes of the right brain such as spatial orientation, imagery or musical sensitivity. But the project is certainly not interested in stimulating neurobiological discussions. It simply treats biology of the brain as a pretext to start searching for a physical equivalent of the incomprehensible, the illogical, the nonverbal. The poetic content of the spectacle reaches to both common and individual sensitivity of the audience through their memories, past experiences and emotions.

Ola Staszko

choreography
Marysia Stokłosa

light
Jan Cybis

dramaturgy
Peter Pleyer

costumes
Ola Staszko

music
LeTigre, Nina Simone, Erik McKenzie

performance
Aleksandra Borys, Halina Chmielarz, Hana Lee Erdman, Joanna Leśnierowska, Weronika Pelczyńska

production
Art Stations Foundation

coproduction
Fundacja ciało/umysł

PREMIERE 01-02.10.2009 / CBA, Festiwal C/U, Warszawa POZNAN PREMIERE 10-11.10.2009 / 19 00 / Stary Browar, Studio Słodownia +3

with the support of The Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, The City of Warsaw and The Burdąg Foundation

Special thanks to Anna and Krzysztof Olszewscy

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