The Big Crying - Marco Goecke (NDT 2 | Souls made apparent)

Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) | Marco Goecke's new piece 'The Big Crying’ for the NDT 2 programme ‘Souls made apparent’. www.ndt.nl/en/agenda/souls-ma...
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Music: Tori Amos - Bells For Her. Published by Downtown Music Publishing. (P) 1994 Atlantic Recording Corporation, A Warner Music Group Company.
Video by Harmen Straatman.
Marco Goecke's new world premiere 'The Big Crying' might be his most personal work yet. Goecke began working on the piece in Autumn 2020, after the death of his father. "It is a piece about parting and about everything we have to burn, says the choreographer, speaking of bodies that are like broken engines and of costumes that resemble the curtains of a hearse", wrote dramaturge Nadja Kadel.
The dancers of NDT 2 will translate Marco Goecke's vision during the upcoming NDT 2 programme 'Souls made apparent', which will be broadcast live on Thursday March 18, Friday March 19 and Saturday March 20 at 8 PM (CET).
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[@kishdanilo]

So moving; uniquely poetic, intensely human and sensuous; evoking sadness and continuation of life in a universal way.

[@danielemenghini4824]

just saw them last night in Nottingham, simply amazing

[@gracehill8409]

The purest definition of a masterpiece

[@cantbendknee]

Very effecting. A few people walked out of the performance but that's what great art does, it provokes and challenges.

[@DM-zl4ln]

Here because of the dog poop story

[@goflying1929]

Love it. Really amazing.

[@brittloyen9962]

already speechless

[@dancebynina]

🤩🤩🤩this quality of movement🤩🤩🤩

[@joanna4141]

Breathtaking! Does anyone know which song?

[@dimidarky3552]

Tori Amos "Bells for her"

[@thomasbader2706]

M A G I C -💫 Masterpiece 💫

[@blauenFreu]

wow😮 super...! i like that costumes...

[@superKzed]

magnifique !

[@rashidelias5790]

Wow so amazing 👏

[@tamarahildegard1688]

In Medicine, we call those movements, an epileptic attack! Tastless! Despicable human being throwing dog shit on a woman's face!

[@jorgweitzmann4749]

u clearly dont know nothing about art.

[@jorgweitzmann4749]

@William K. :)

[@MissSharpMouth]

Exactly what I said about his choreography...it is full of epileptic shock movements. His ballet is like a zombie apocalypse...pure dachshund poop shit

[@PUMIC]

👏

[@saskiasoeriasantoso696]

I pity the dancers because instead of moving freely through the whole space they have to make robotlike spastic movements. I never could understand why Goecke is the housechoreographer of NDT.

[@chelseapoet3664]

Not for much longer I suspect!!

[@Unintended911]

Because he’s… shit hot.

[@ukiki6725]

Maybe in other perspective, following robotlike movement can be also free. Not much to choose, not much to consider which movement next will be better. Strictly arranged movements can also make dancers to feel their power as a group more easily. So... maybe we should ask more about the relationship between Goecke and dancers rather than how the dance look like.

[@adrianprota2105]

He is a Genius that’s why. Shame you don’t get it!!!

[@MissSharpMouth]

'The Emperor's New Clothes' .. only the elite of you will understand the sheer quality.

[@jaysonsloan9384]

Y’all wait to Melinda be on here , jus wait foo, pin this shit

[@dzonutube]

truthfully, It feels and looks like the choice of music is out of rhythm with the dance moves, which I rather liked!

[@MissSharpMouth]

He choreographed these kind of epileptic moves to Mahler's wonderful symphony. Didn't match a bit. Totally out of rhythm and place.