Pina bausch

Cassie da Costa writes about productions of Pina Bausch’s “The Rite of Spring” and “Café Müller” at BAM, in Brooklyn.

Le Tanztheater de Wuppertal, la troupe de Pina Bausch, se produit dans les arènes avec les 120 musiciens de l'orchestre des Siècles. Événement !

Pina Bausch, Igor Stravinsky’s, Rite of Spring “Opening”

"Entre mesas e cadeiras desertas, um corpo vestido de branco. Atravessa o espaço de olhos cerrados e lança-se contra a parede cinzenta. Uma e outra vez. Corpo cansado, indefeso. Encosta-se, enrola-se, abraça-a como se fosse sua a pele do muro. Não é. É a dor, consciente de si. Abandono. Cegueira. Outro olhar não será possível sobre o terrível esplendor da perda, num palco tão cheio de ausência. [...]" - Pina Bausch

"We were dysfunctional, the therapist diagnosed; a deliberately destructive labyrinth of erotic power play, this push and pull. But soon we learned even our dysfunction was a function of love, that the mystery of turning madness into true love was nothing more than surrender, that we may rise above our terrors and encumberences, carried on the shoulders of an ideal greater than our best and worst selves. And that's how we've made it; that's how we make it." ~♧dammy o'

Helmut Newton, Pina Bausch, 1983

Dance, Pina Bausch at Café Müller around 1970.

German choreographer Pina Bausch has died. A visionary choreographer and creator of the Tanztheater Wuppertal, take a whirl through her work

For three decades Pina Bausch and her Tanztheater Wuppertal pushed the boundaries of dance in an attempt to expose the harsh reality of the human condition. Her works were interdisciplinary masterp…

Silvia Lelli Pina Bausch, Venice 1983 “I’m not interested in how people move; I’m interested in what makes them move.” Pina Bausch