A Glimpse

Synopsis of Glimpse:

The solo was inspired by the book of Huxley , talks about the hell. What is the hell and where its starting actually ? Where are our boundaries that surround us that we make lines what is real and what is an utopia...How far we can run away from our realities or oblivion stories...Where and when we meet with our loneliness inbetween of the scary world full of politics, ugliness, dirtiness of the fake human relationships...Where is the pureness ? In which point and moment we enter to live our dreams ?

May be all are hidden in one of the glimpse of our dreams..

The Solo work ''glimpse '' by Cansu Ergin was performed as a premier At the 18th New Europe Dance Festival in Prague in 2018 may.

''Glimpse'' was created and performed at the gala evening after awarded in the festival of Jarmila Jerabkova Choreography Competition for the 3rd prize in 2017 November.

Dance & choreography: Cansu Ergin

Müzik: Mehmet Can Özer, Alper Maral, River Waltz

Thanks for support : The New Europe Festival, Pedro Prazeres, Lütfi Ünal, Tobav İzmir, Tufan, Mithat, Esra, Ayşe, Azize, Gözde, Argın, Deniz, Çiğdem, Ezgi, Asuman, Ayşenur, Begüm, Demet, Derin, Halil, Yaren

Costume: Gözde Şenkaya

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