premiere Interval postponed
We saw it coming for a while, but now it’s official: the premiere of our new creation Interval has been postponed indefinitely. It just doesn’t make sense to plan public performances right now. However, we are planning to continue the creation process and finish making the piece. Hopefully we will find our way to you soon, to share this unique project in full and in person. We’ll update when we know more.
Happy New Year to you! We’ve started it by beginning a new project called Interval. This time Aurelie, Luca, Wolf, Xanthe, Spencer and Milena will be performing and are joined on stage by the kinetic installation of Gosse de Kort. If all goes well, we’ll have a full evening piece by the 24th of February. Glimpses into rehearsal will follow soon, you can also check out our facebook/instagram @offprojects.
EXTRA SHOW IN DEN HAAG
@ZUIDERSTRANDTHEATER
60 In Real Time will perform one more time in Den Haag @Zuiderstrandtheater on the 16th of December at 19:00.
We will perform for 30 people, they will be with us on stage and besides dance we will interview a special guest on the psychology of human time perception.
See our agenda for details on this show or the ones in Zutphen, Purmerend and Roermond.
Hope to see you soon!
OUR SHOWS IN DECEMBER
As the theaters reopened for a capacity of 30 people per show, it looks like we have a few of 60 In Real Time coming up in December.
Purmerend (Dec 11), Zutphen (Dec 18) and Roermond (Dec 19) are next. Check our agenda for more info, some dates have 2 shows in an evening.
For reasons that don’t need any explaining, our show of 60 In Real Time this coming Saturday at Theater de Verbeelding in Purmerend was POSTPONED. We still hope to be able to do the planned shows in December and hopefully find a new date for this one. We’ll keep you updated here and on social media. Stay safe!
The shows of 60 In Real Time at Frascati/Amsterdam (20+21 Oct) & Zuiderstrandtheater/Den Haag (31 Oct + 1 Nov) ARE STILL ON as planned.
We do have to reduce the audience to 30 people per show, so get your tickets now to be assured of a spot.
We’ve been selected as one of the ‘makers of now’ for the platform In Art We Trust Fund.
This is an initiative of We Are Public, a cultural subscription-program that offers a curated program of shows and art events for it’s members.
In it’s current adapted version, they chose every month fifteen makers from various disciplines and the members-fees go directly to support the artists. We’re very proud to have been selected. The financial contribution is very welcome of course, but mainly it’s a wonderful way to stay connected to our audience.
If you are a member of We Are Public you can login and ‘heart’ our page, this will increase the contribution we get 🙂
New online content
For the past few months the only way to experience dance has been on screen. This sudden shift has made the camera a necessary intermediary between the dancer and the audience.
Indulging in our fascination with this medium and acknowledging this new reality, we’ve been exploring new ways of capturing physicality and choreographing through a lens.
This has lead to two little projects:
VOLITION 1 – a durational video experiment
In this work we let the intuitive moving body interact directly with the video format, without the mitigation of a ‘traditional’ choreography. Like our latest production 60, this video is exactly one hour long. It can be viewed in parts or played in the background, revisited over the duration. Of course you are also welcome to watch the whole thing 😉
Our fascination with the concept of time has often lead us to want to capture movement by freezing it in photos, something that can’t be done live.
Half-Life is a short choreography of still images.
We hope you are all well and healthy, and we hope to see you soon. Warm greets, OFFprojects – Amos, Aurélie, Milena, Gen and Yvan
We are extremely happy to share that OFFprojects got a positive advice on our application for structural funding from the city of The Hague. Pending final approval by the municipality, the support will be for the period 2021-24.
This backwind will allow us to develop our projects with more continuity and sustainability, while also developing a broader audience for our work (and hopefully for dance in general). In this time of uncertainty it is wonderful to be able to look forward to a possible future of creative opportunities and exciting challenges.
