Caterpillar // 2006
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2006

Caterpillar

“Caterpillar is a performance that explores the art of passing time in a lifeless world, drawing inspiration from the tragedies of Hiroshima, Beslan, and Phuket.

Following a disaster, five survivors find themselves in a desolate landscape, unaware of the cataclysm that occurred. Without warning, everything and everyone have vanished. In the ruins, they attempt to communicate and heal their wounds. Caterpillar delves into the human experience under extreme conditions, depicting the struggle for survival and the longing for connection. The performance features live music, sitar playing, a rubber dinghy in a sea of asphalt, a wired fence with tactile engagement, a Philippine children’s song, and river dance at New Year’s speed!

Caterpillar kills time so originally that the performance entitles Mute Comp to be placed among that handful of Danish scene groups, which is also in great demand internationally.

Information28.11.06
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Cast

CONEPT AND CHOREOGRAPHY: Kasper Ravnhøj og Jacob Stage in cooperation with the dancers. // DANCE: Kasper Ravnhøj, Patricia Seron Pawlik, Johanne Dam, Jacob Stage and Henrik Andersen. (Unfortunately dancer Louise Hyun Dahl had to be replaced due to injury and functioned instead as a choreographic assistant). // COMPOSER AND LIVE MUSICIAN: Henrik Andersen. // LIGHT DESIGN: Søren Knud Simonsen. // SET DESIGN: Johan Kølkjær. // SOUND DESIGN: Philip Engsig. // TEXT: Lasse Thorning and Kasper Ravnhøj. // PRODUCTION LEADER: Rasmus Eeg Sylvest. // GRAPHIC, DESIGN AND PHOTO: Palle Steeen Christansen. // PR PHOTO: Henning Hjorth. // ADMINISTRATION AND PR: Maja Riis, Marie Lundgaard // PR: HAVE PR.

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