Zero Visibility Corp
Zero Visibility Corp is a contemporary dance company based in Oslo, Norway which was founded in 1996 by its choreographer Ina Christell Johannessen and lighting and set designer, Jens Sethzman. Their productions are developed from improvisation with a stylistic approach that has overtones of martial arts and acrobatics.[1] As well as improvisation, the conceptual sources of their work are film, literature and news stories which combine to generate an intentional ambivalence.[2]
The company has toured its work internationally, in Europe, Australia, the United States, and Canada and has become one of Norway's most internationally recognised dance companies.[3] Their work has been featured in several notable arts and contemporary dance festivals, including the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Scotland; NOTT Dance, UK; Fierce!, UK; and euro-scene, Germany.[4]
Productions
- 1997 ...except that I would like to be rid of it...
- 1998 what do we do now that we're happy
- 1999 hunt out [reprise]
- 2000 Suppose this time I see what he saw
- 2001 confession time: that cool and immature feeling of total honesty
- 2002 mic mac
- 2003 ...it's only a rehearsal - An adaptation of Ovid's Metamorphoses.
- 2004 The Terror Of Identification
- 2006 (but) that night I found her very alluring
- 2006 I have a secret to tell you (please) leave with me
- 2008 37,7
- 2008 It was November
- 2009 THIEF – AFTER – Clip 0 (zero)
- 2010 NOW SHE KNOWS
- 2011 (im)possible
References
- ^ unattributed (undated). "Zero Visibility Corps: I have a secret to tell you (please) leave with me". dancingtheworld.com. Retrieved 2008-04-16.
{{cite web}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ unattributed (2005). "it's only a rehearsal/(but) that night I found her very alluring". Initiatives in Dance through European Exchange (IDEE). Retrieved 2008-04-16.
- ^ unattributed (undated). "Dance: Zero Visibility Corps" (in Dutch). Koninklijke Noorse Ambassade in Brussel. Retrieved 2008-04-16.
{{cite web}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) [dead link] - ^ unattributed (31 August 2004). "Music, dance and theatre from Norwegian performers at the Fringe". Norwegian UK Embassy and Consulate General. Retrieved 2008-04-16. [dead link]
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