Flamingo
In FLAMINGO, choreographer Remy Tilburg builds a powerful and visual dance universe in which nature speaks back. Dancers transform into mythical flamingo-like figures, evoking an alternative reality that exists between imagination and reality.
The performance is a poetic and contemporary story about evolution, freedom, and identity. A 21st-century dance fairy tale in which the fragile balance between humans and nature is constantly visible, and the impact of our world becomes physically present.
Duration tbc
Genre Dance-Family
Language Language no problem
Where human and nature shift
FLAMINGO draws inspiration from fairy tales, comic books, and the choreographer’s Surinamese background. In this world, flamingos not only take centre stage but also reshape the way we view human behaviour and collective existence.-|-
The performance explores how identity is formed in relation to environment, nature, and others. The dancers move between human and mythical being, creating a universe in which reality and imagination continuously overlap.
FLAMINGO is made for anyone who loves layered dance, strong imagery, and stories that linger long after they end.
Credits
Choreography Remy Tilburg
Production IID Company
Music composition & Soundshirts THE_AND Music
Lighting design Sascha Zauner, Marvin van den Berg
Set design Marcel Refunk
Costume design Mona Hapke
Costume realization Bregje van Balen, Hermien Hollander-|-
Dancers Robin Kroes, Bo Jacobs, Zoë Greten, Mia Bourhis, Savea Kagan e.a.
Head stage technician Robin van den Berg
Production manager Susanne Tuny
Partner Theater met Tolk
Photo Sylvain Guillot
Video Valeria Lampadova
