Genre
- Dance
- Venue
Sports fields in Otaniemi, Matinkylä, and Tapiola
- Duration
50 min, no intermission
- Language
No speech, music through own headphones
- Notes
Outdoors, weather permitting
About
What others are saying
”Two large fabric bubbles freely float around the pitch. They create this interactive landscape for me: they are soft and light, and I can move them and influence their pathways. But they also have their own life, as they travel in the wind and are unpredictable in their movements. It’s almost like having a dance partner! ” Milla Koistinen
The elegance of open field, the dance of euphoric memories
Concept, choreography, and performance | Milla Koistinen |
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Music | Paul Valikoski ja Grégoire Simon |
Fabric objects | Sandra E. Blatterer |
Dramaturgy | Synne Behrndt |
Artistic collaboration | Fanny Didelot |
Artistic advisor | Sergiu Matis |
Costume design | Lee Méir |
Producer | Jana Lüthje |
Co-production | Tanz im August / HAU Hebbel am Ufer |
Supporter | Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media in the frame of NEUSTART KULTUR |
Pricing
- Regular25 €
- Small group 4 +22 €
- Retired20 €
- Group 20 +20 €
- Unemployed, student, and under 2518 €
- Theatre professional16 €
- Students and under 25 on Wed, available 5 days before12 €
Wed 28.8. 7 pm at Otaniemi sports field
Sat 31.8. 8 pm Espoo Day performance at Tapionkenttä.
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Milla Koistinen
Milla Koistinen is a Finnish choreographer based in Berlin. She graduated from the Theatre Academy in Helsinki with an MA in dance, and from HZT Berlin with an MA in choreography. She has worked, among others, with Kristian Smeds, Hiroaki Umeda, Peter Verhelst, Cie Heddy Maalem, and Christine Gaigg. Since 2008 she has toured her own work internationally and teaches in various contexts. In 2020-2024, Milla Koistinen's work has been supported by apap – FEMINIST FUTURES – a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. Repetition, pedestrian elements, gestures, stillness and movement, order and chaos, shifting from real to imagined space, recognizable and every-day to the strange and poetic, are central in her work.