Birds, the Turkey

. Costumes: Tomas Bagackas.

Gytis Ivanauskas Theatre presents a new project “The Birds” – a modern ballet based on the grounds of a chamber dance performance. 12-13 March taking place for the premiere – a small dynamic story-telling about one-behaved people to birds, suddenly turning into another “series”, showing a distinct community. “On stage we see the last days, and allowing the” turkey “story, and the two ‘doves’ lives, whichthey e one can not live without the other. Me that – sensitive. “- About his new theatrical language Gytis Ivanauskas.

Gytis Ivanauskas has become like a stone tied to the legs, which does not pull away from the earth. Directed and choreographed by wistfully talking about the birds – it is a symbol of freedom and neaprėpiamybės, the play tries to show people’s feelings. “Perhaps I’m homesick stage beauty, quiet, warm feelings. Beautiful to look at the birds, which no one seems to care about, but flight.We would like to try to create the illusion of “what if the” if people could just as easily look at everything – what feelings and emotions when they are flooded? “- The idea of thoughts shared by the author of the play.

Modern designer Tom Bagacko create visually suits outside the stereotypical associations of birds: feathers crisp, multi-colored palette of colors, a sense of freedom

. Performance ideas author, choreographer Jasmin Ivanauskas contemporary ballet to create a different reasoning, based on interpretations of a delicate dance compositions. Running like the music – classical Vivaldi, Haydn, Schubert works that accentuates the play theme – the external behavior of birds assimilation of the human inner states.

Running time used video projections – gives a sense of limitless space, where the story takes place. This project is based on the aesthetics of classical dance and the precision of instrumental music sound synthesis. Role of the performance of dance masters Jasmine Ivanauskas Naglis Bierancas, Irina Nazarenko, Simon Paciukonytė.

Choreography: Jasmine Ivanauskas