The Salzburg summer scene dances between toughness, fresh entertainment and, for the first time, in the Felsenreitschule.
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Brutalism and Breaking: The summer scene takes a hard look at the world.
“Hard as a hammer,” says Angela Glechner. The director of the Salzburg scene doesn’t tend to use strong language, but these are new times when she uses the word to describe the play “Fúria”. “Rage” means translated. In the piece, choreographer Lia Rodrigues has her group perform “aggressively” in a “dance on the abyss,” says Glechner. “Fúria” is politically motivated by the conditions in Rodrigues’ homeland of Brazil, and in terms of dancing, the displeasure is carried to the extreme. Of course, this is not the case with all productions of …
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Accessed on May 13, 2022 at 1:52 am at https://www.sn.at/kultur/theater/sommerszene-salzburg-tanzen-in-den-mauern-der-welt-121236904
