After his For Edward Krasinski (2010), Marc Vanrunxt now presents an ode to Blinky Palermo – once again in the form of a ‘split-screen choreography’. In other words: two dancers simultaneously perform a solo, each created by a different choreographer. Vanrunxt devised his solo for Robson Ledesma, while Georgia Vardarou choreographed hers for Júlia Rúbies Subirós. The use of split-screen extends to the music, with compositions by both Daniel Vanverre and Raphael Malfliet.

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Author and theatre scholar Steven De Belder wrote an in-depth text for Kunst/Werk about For Blinky Palermo.

It is only in the final phase of the creation that both choreographers see each other's work for the first time. Again, there is an agreement: unless it is physically impossible to do otherwise (i.e., only if they would otherwise collide), they will not adapt the choreography to each other.

Read the full text HERE.

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For PZAZZ, Marina Srnka wrote about Vanrunxt, Vardarou and their return to 
split-screenchoreography.

Read it HERE.