>> 10-11.06.2021
Athens Epidaurus Festival
#9.25
Ki Omws Kineitai
Photo © Christina_Georgiadou
At this year’s Athens Epidaurus Festival, the popular dance company Ki omOs kineitai will premier their latest work: ‘9.25’. In this captivating crossover between acrobatics, modern dance and theatre, four dancers and three musicians performing live on stage share a revelatory, transformative journey, creating a dance allegory about the passage of time.
Concept / Choreography:
Christina Sougioultzi, Camilo Bentancor, Hermes Malkotsis
Music:
Kleon Antoniou & Ki omOs kineitai
Set design:
Stavros Manesis
Costume design:
Fani Mouzaki & Ki omOs kineitai
Lightning and video:
Maria Athanasopoulou
Choreography assistant:
Ioanna Paraskevopoulou
Performers:
Nontas Damopoulos, Antigoni Linardou, Nikos Manesis, Christina Sougioultzi
Guests:
Dimitris Kampouranis, Camilo Bentancor and more
Musicians on stage:
Kleon Antoniou, Peter Jacques, Giorgos Amentas
Production management:
Delta Pi
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When:
10th and 11th of June 2021
Where:
Athens Epidaurus Festival |
Peiraios 260 | D’ Hall
#ABOUT
Ki omOs kineitai is a dance company well-known for its combination of acrobatics, contemporary dance and other creative disciplines. With the premiere of 9.25, the popular group will mark its second appearance at the Athens Epidaurus Festival. The title ‘9.25’ refers to the passing of a train, whose repetitive departure and arrival symbolizes both leaving behind and starting anew. Throughout the piece, performers are involved with a giant wheel-like construction, whose steady movement is a constant, as the piece progresses, gesturing towards the human condition within the vague and obscure definition of time.
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Ki omOs kineitai was founded in 2003 by dancer Christina Sougioultzi and circus performer Bentancor Camilo. Today, the group is a collaboration of artists from diverse kinesiological backgrounds, performing complex physical performances where dance, circus and performance techniques meet and blend. Previous performances of the group include Betelgez, paRЯaiso, and in collaboration with the music group Hainides, Erotokritos.
With financial support of the Ministry of Culture and Sports.
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