Pheonix Flashcards
What was the choreographic intent of Pheonix?
Rebirth, past and future, cycle of life and new beginnings
How was body used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
There was animalistic movements that communicate the intent as it shows our primal instincts and our need to crash to be reborn.
How was space used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
In CBD there is a pack formation with predatory dancers pushing human dancers out. This communicates that humanity is being lost and pushed away.
How was dynamics used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
Each scene has a different vibe and feel to it which communicates how we need to adapt to our new beginnings.
How was time used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
In apocalypse there was small movements of unison but mostly not. This communicates the break down in society as it is no longer functioning as a cohesive whole.
How was music used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
Don’t worry be happy shows that everyone copes in different ways.
How was lighting used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
In CBD there was three boxes of white light in a diagonal on stage. Shows the pockets of safety and remaining humanity.
How was set used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
There was a city being built downstage left. Communicated rebirth and rebuilding.
How was props used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
In cocoons they used 4 silks. This referenced rebirth and transformation, evolution and new life.
How was costume used and how did it communicate the choreographic intent?
In birds they wore blue tunic dresses and tops and pants in a soft medium blue tone. Symbolised tranquility, calmness, wisdom and intelligence of the new era.
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