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Dance

Generation After 6. Showcase: Pitching Sessions for Deaf and Disabled artists

September 3, 2022 h11 Aleksander Zelwerowicz Theater Academy Warsaw, Poland

Non-Normative Case by Katarzyna Żeglicka at Nowy Teatr

September 2, 2022 Nowy Teatr Warsaw, Poland

‘Do Robots Have Emotions?’ and ‘Love’s underworld’ presented at Our Festival

Show

September 1, 2022 Evripideion Theater of Rematia, Chalandri, Greece

Oriente Occidente festival 2022

Show

September 3 – September 10, 2022 Oriente Occidente, Rovereto, Italy

Candoco’s workshop and double bill in Sweden (Skånes Dansteater)

Workshop

May 22 – May 25, 2022 Skånes Dansteater, Malmö, Sweden

Oriente Occidente presents PRESENTI ACCESSIBILI

April 27 – April 29, 2022 Livestreamed

Panoramic view of the performers of 'Do Robots have emotions?' performing on the stage

Do Robots have emotions?

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With his disarmingly insightful dance piece, Manolis explores the very timely topic of robots, interweaving the crucial issue of control, as well as both artificial and emotional intelligence

Candoco Dance Company at the ZAMEK Culture Centre (Poznań)

March 26, 2022 h19 Zamek Cultural Center, Poznan, Poland

4 dancers are on an all-black stage. They wear loose-fitting sheer grey clothes. The 2 female dancers in front are side-on and crouched down, bending at the knee and upper bodies tilted forward. The front-most dancer holds 2 crutches behind her and rests her cheek on the dancer directly behind her, who holds her front arm at a right angle, as if ready to run. Behind them is another female dancer who is facing away so her back is visible. She holds her right arm straight out to her side, whilst her left arm is held out to the side and bent at the elbow. She is looking at her elbow. A male dancer faces her, and is about to hold onto her right wrist. He is looking at her face.

Workshop with Candoco Dance Company in Warsaw (Poland)

March 28, 2022 h10-20 Theater Institute Zbigniew Raszewski Warsaw, Poland

Europe Beyond Access presents Experimenting with Dance Dramaturgy

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‘Dramaturgy is a concept which cannot be defined just in one way’.