"The Woman Who Didn't Want to Come Down to Earth" (Clipa, the visual theater part 1)

This a wondeful show as well as a very!  skilled actress. The story is about  a woman with an" obsessive/compulsive" disorder to cleanliness  and dust....;-)) ...

 

Touching a nerve of many women's problem...;-))

 

Created, designed and performed by: Gabrielle Neuhaus !

Performed at the visual theater.

Thanks

I will upload 2 more examples to get more of the visual show...

And when she finaly thouched the earth.....

She is obviously good - as also, the photographer.

Pnina, amazing series. Admire the original concept, choreography and your photography.

Anders and Amal.

Amal, thanks for showing life signs...;-))and all your many nice comments.

nice work, Pnina. Visual delight.  I would enjoy this performance.  

חג פסח שמח

simply top-class!

Donna, it is such a special skilled creation, I'm sure you  would have liked it a lot.

Ranga, thanks as well for your nice comment!

Great series, it must be an interesting show and as usual you did a great job.

Best Regards, Tibi

Thanks,you are right,  and if you want to see this gem, I will send you  the details when  I will have them...( about middle of April ).

Intriguing series and nicely captured, Pnina. I like the various stage settings and scenes shown. It feels like an action-packed performance somehow, and I appreciate the subtle movement blur visible in the above picture, while the face & red hat are so perfectly in focus.

Wishing you a happy spring and a good Passover, Pnina.

best to you, Marjolein

Back to the dance and some great pictures. You're blessed to be able to work with such an inventive dance company; this dance seems as much comic reflection on the absurdity of human existence as pure form (well, maybe comic form). I love the farcical air of this shot. As for me, I've been waiting until I reorganize my mish-mash of photos before I returned but since I don't seem to be making any headway (mainly because I don't feel like going through the drudgery of sorting and selecting , moving and deleting. What I wouldn't give for a good editor!) I'm going to start posting some new shots pretty quick. All the best, Jack

Thanks a lot for expressing so nicely your  impressions of this series ,and glad to see you here and active again ( Jack!).So you will be the first here to know the good news... as this photo will be exhibited in the Venice Bianale at the end of May.

 

Jack, it is not exactly dance, it is a visual theater.

 

Marjolein, a good opportunity to meet!...;-))

Has to be:  The Venice Biennale.

Congratulations, Pnina -- Wonderful! I doubt that I will be able to attend though, as Venice is still quite far away from France, but maybe you will be exhibiting in Paris someday, and I would be very happy to attend then... :-) 

Thanks, of course I understand that..   Iwill go with my daughter and enjoy the experience.

In a word - outstanding!  This photograph captures the subject's frenetic nature so well through the movement in her arms and legs, and also by means of her facial expression.  The color contrasts of black-red are dramatic as well.

My congratulations for this image's being selected for such a high honor.  Given the work I've seen over the last few years, I have no doubt that the invitation you've received is clearly and obviously deserved.

My best,

michael

Thank you very much !for your vote of confidence. This one is only the start... there are more attached to it....

 Sorry it was ment to you! (10 minutes again we have to fight to let us have more time  to correct typo)

Looks to have been a great show Pnina. Thank you for taking the time to share these great views of the show.

Thanks for sharing Pnina.

Excellent work. Hope the show comes to Oslo, too. The photos tell a lot here. Very good shots.

Kind regards

Bela Dick

PS: Thanks for your comment and mesage. 

Shawn and Bela for expressing your impression!

Bela ,I have a long creative  history with Oslo and Norway..;-)) again part of it is here:...

photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=336866

 If you read ,you will see it too! ;-))

It's interesting the way her legs are highlighted and her face is nearly hidden, yet the expression on her face is so strong that it pierces through even though in darkness. The bright and very saturated red almost screams as her mouth seems to be doing, especially against the more muted green of the coat. You nicely suggest the movement of the moment. It looks like there's some sort of staircase in the background, enough to be barely visible but not having much impact on the architecture of the stage as it stays so deep in shadow. I appreciate how she's elevated, presumably strung to the rafters. Would be curious if you got any shots where you played with perspective to highlight this.