The document summarizes three different works:
1) Rosas danst rosas (1983) is a dance piece by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker featuring four female dancers repetitively dancing themselves into exhaustion and tension.
2) Zoonation-Into the Hoods tells the story of two children who run away and find themselves lost in a fictional housing estate called the Ruff Endz Estate, home to various characters like DJ Spinderella and rapper MC Rap-on-Zel.
3) All That Jazz describes the 1920s stage play Chicago by Mae West about women accused of murder, which was later adapted into films in the 1920s and 1940s and a successful Broadway musical
The document summarizes three different works:
1) Rosas danst rosas (1983) is a dance piece by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker featuring four female dancers repetitively dancing themselves into exhaustion and tension.
2) Zoonation-Into the Hoods tells the story of two children who run away and find themselves lost in a fictional housing estate called the Ruff Endz Estate, home to various characters like DJ Spinderella and rapper MC Rap-on-Zel.
3) All That Jazz describes the 1920s stage play Chicago by Mae West about women accused of murder, which was later adapted into films in the 1920s and 1940s and a successful Broadway musical
The document summarizes three different works:
1) Rosas danst rosas (1983) is a dance piece by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker featuring four female dancers repetitively dancing themselves into exhaustion and tension.
2) Zoonation-Into the Hoods tells the story of two children who run away and find themselves lost in a fictional housing estate called the Ruff Endz Estate, home to various characters like DJ Spinderella and rapper MC Rap-on-Zel.
3) All That Jazz describes the 1920s stage play Chicago by Mae West about women accused of murder, which was later adapted into films in the 1920s and 1940s and a successful Broadway musical
The document summarizes three different works:
1) Rosas danst rosas (1983) is a dance piece by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker featuring four female dancers repetitively dancing themselves into exhaustion and tension.
2) Zoonation-Into the Hoods tells the story of two children who run away and find themselves lost in a fictional housing estate called the Ruff Endz Estate, home to various characters like DJ Spinderella and rapper MC Rap-on-Zel.
3) All That Jazz describes the 1920s stage play Chicago by Mae West about women accused of murder, which was later adapted into films in the 1920s and 1940s and a successful Broadway musical
In 1983, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker had her international breakthrough with Rosas danst Rosas.The fierceness of the movements is countered by small everyday gestures. Rosas danst Rosas is unequivocally feminine: four female dancers dance themselves, again and again. The exhaustion and perseverance that come with it create an emotional tension that contrasts sharply with the rigorous structure of the choreography.
Zoonation-Into the Hoods
Once upon a time in a land far, far away, two children ran away in search of freedom but found themselves lost… in the hood.' Welcome to the Ruff Endz Estate, the home of the vinyl spinning DJ Spinderella, and vivacious rapper MC Rap-on-Zel, both of whom have caught the eye of D-List reality TV celebrity Prince. Then there is Lil Red, a singer who has just signed a deal with Wolf, the manager of Big Teef Records. She secretly has feelings for music producer Jaxx (who lives in the Basement), who is struggling with debt, is late on the rent and desperately avoiding the Landlord’s eviction notice. A desperate Jaxx enters into some dodgy dealings with The Giant of Beanstalk Towers, who lives in the Penthouse. The children meet the Landlord, who sends them out to work for him with the task of finding four gifts for his daughter, Rap-on-Zel’s 18th birthday. In return he promises to see them out of the hood and provide them with a bus ticket to get home safely. They only have 4 days to find: an iPhone as white as milk, a hoodie as red as blood, weave as yellow as corn, and trainers as pure as gold.
All That Jazz
In the 1920s she wrote the stage play Chicago (1926), about women accused of murder, the press, celebrity criminals, and the corruption of justice. Her play had a successful run on Broadway and international tour, during the roaring twenties — the play was then adapted in the 1920s and 1940s for film. After Watkins death in 1969, Chicago was adapted in 1977 as a successful Broadway stage musical, which developed into an award-winning 2002 film version.