• Title: A DANCE FOR MANY
• Year: 2019
• Date: 4.7.2019
• Duration: 17 Minutes
• Venue: Pireos 260
• City, Country: Athens, Greece
• Choreography: Cyril Baldy
• Performance: Areti Athanasopoulou, Konstantina Verou, Foteini Verouhi, Eirini Daskalaki, Lida Diohnou, Coline Neyhousser, Anais Pronzato, Despina Sanida, Despina Stasinou, Stefanos Tzogas
• Music: Cyril Baldy
• Light: Cyril Baldy, Yannis Adoniou, Alekos Yiannaros
• Costume: Cyril Baldy, Evdokia Veropoulou
• Stage: Cyril Baldy
• Producer: KSOT
• Collaborator: Yannis Adoniou
• Dramaturgy:
• Editing: Cyril Baldy
• Event: Athens Festival 2019
• Film: Cyril Baldy
• Pictures: Panagiotis Papoutsis, Elena Kanaki, Evi Fylaktou
• Video: Cyril Baldy

How do bodies, from the point of view of their materiality compose themselves in a dance compare to more familiar ways, such as those centered around imprinting choreography from a single point of external authority.

Movement, mobility and organisation (not only of the body) is here at stake. Following this simple displacement— movement, body-sensation, change—this works aims to carry out and redistribute form not as a stylistic exercise but as form of being in the world, with the world and organise the consequences of it own emergence/becoming. It is a quest toward a movement of subjective perceptual experience. What begins as physical perception returns to affect the structures of a local model of society governed by individuals.

From there on, new economies of attention are proposed by the performers to the viewers. Both taking-part in the unfolding of that one event: the dance.

On stage the performers move onto their surrounding like on horizon line of a “relief”. The bodies articulate uncanny coordinations. Pure motion and physical narrative become interchangeable.