Spiegel

DIRECTION, CHOREOGRAPHY & FILM
Wim Vandekeybus

PERFORMED BY
Laura Arís, Elena Fokina, Robert M. Hayden, Germán Jauregui Allue, Jorge Jauregui Allue, Mala Kline, Thi-Mai Nguyen, Manuel Ronda, Helder Seabra

MUSIC
Arno & Ad Cominotto, David Byrne, Thierry De Mey, Pierre Mertens, Marc Ribot,

Peter Vermeersch

MOVEMENT ASSISTANT & REHEARSAL DIRECTOR
Iñaki Azpillaga

DRAMATURGE & ASSISTANT WIM VANDEKEYBUS
Greet Van Poeck

STYLING
Isabelle Lhoas ASSISTED BY Frédéric Denis

SCENOGRAPHY
Wim Vandekeybus ASSISTED BY Isabelle Lhoas, Daniel Huard

BACKDROP
Johan Daenen

LIGHTING DESIGN
Wim Vandekeybus, Francis Gahide, Ralf Nonn

LIGHTING ENGINEERING
Bart Verberckmoes

SOUND EDITING & ENGINEERING
Benjamin Dandoy

STAGE MANAGER
Daniel Huard

COSTUME WORKSHOP
Stéphanie Croibien, Heidi Ehrhart

SET REALIZATION
Daniel Huard, Jef Dubois, Atelier Kvs, Isabelle Lhoas, Britt Angé, Heidi Ehrhart, Raphaël Gheerardyn

ACTORS FILM
Iñaki Azpillaga, François Brice, Carmelo Fernandez

THANKS TO
Ulrike Reinbott, Eduardo Torroja, Kvs, Louise De Neef, Jef Dubois

Spiegel is based on excerpts of What The Body Does Not Remember (1987), Immer Das Selbe Gelogen (1991), Bereft Of A Blissful Union (1996), 7 For A Secret Never To Be Told (1997), In Spite Of Wishing And Wanting (1999) And “Inasmuch As Life Is Borrowed…” (2000)

PRODUCTION
Ultima Vez

CO-PRODUCTION
KVS (Brussels), Pact Zollverein/Choreographisches Zentrum Nrw (Essen), Théâtre De La Ville (Paris)

Ultima Vez Is Supported By The Flemish Government & The Flemish Community Commission Of The Brussels Capital Region.

Twenty years after the première of What the Body Does Not Remember - and almost as many creations with changing international casts later - Wim Vandekeybus composed an evening with some remarkable scenes from his work.

With his dancers Wim Vandekeybus looks in the mirror. They let themselves be re-inspired and reworked the movement material of his early works as well as more recent productions. No simple collage, but a journey in search of the essence of his movement idiom. A retrospective of the energy and emotions at the base of his creations.