Stage performances - available for touring
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Dance Me To The End On/Off Love |
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W[doubleyou] - UNDERTOW | |
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Aline Ikke Alene (Aline Not Alone) |
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a Portrait of Anne Eisensee - I want it all to be so well |
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2men2mahler |
Above you see Granhøj Dans' stage performances available for touring. Use the menu above to read more about the different works and events Granhoj Dans has made and takes part in.
NOTE: all videos of entire performances on this page are for programmers only. They are raw archive-recordings made for internal use, but might help give a feeling of the different aspects of the show (settings, atmosphoere, etc).
Dance Me To the End On/Off Love - (back to top)
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A work based on the music of Canadian poet and singer Leonard Cohen, a piece possibly to be seen as a self-portrait... a selection of images confronting the universe of longing and melancholy portrayed by the highly renowned poet and composer.
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W[doubleyou] - UNDERTOW- (back to top)
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An intimate work about giving life, seen from an unexpected angle, from below, during a journey made by the spectator in a new reality, through four stations, meeting three performers, a voice and a viola.
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Aline Ikke Alene - (back to top)
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Press photos (Not available yet) Technical rider (Not available yet) Video of the entire performance For more info contact
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Aline Not Alone continues where Aline Alone left of. The music is Cuban. The dancer is from Cuba. She speaks and sings about Cuba as well. But the new work of Danish choreographer Palle Granhøj, AlineAlone, is not about Cuba. It is about the dancer, the artist, and the woman Aline Sanchéz Rodriguez.
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Read about the earlier performance "Aline Alone"
a Portrait of Anne Eisensee
- I want it all to be so well - (back to top)
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This performance is the third portrayal in which choreographer Palle Granhøj zooms in on the person actually standing on stage in front of her/his audience, and who is the main character and the interpreter in one time!
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A performance fluctuating between the extremes of total humor and deepest seriousness. Palle Granhøj explores the many faces of pain and longing by using humour as a recurrent confrontational element balancing on a razor’s edge between despair and redemption, solitude and solidarity, between joy and pain. Mahler’s music is played live on stage by a small “ensemble” consisting of a viola player and a flamenco singer.
