Biño Sauitzvy: mars 2013

jeudi 21 mars 2013

CocoRosie Live in San Francisco

CocoRosie / Concert
Vidéo: Emma Freeman
Performance: Biño Sauitzvy

mercredi 20 mars 2013

NightShift - A feeble ballet

NightShift - A Feeble Ballet
Bianca Casady of CocoRosie presents her debut theatrical dance production “« Nightshift” », in collaboration with choreographer Bino Sauitzvy, a Brazilian-born dancer/director who trained in butoh, circus,, contemporary and classical dance. Nightshift features legendary ”vogue” dancer Leiomy Maldonado from New York City. Equally prone to expressing her thoughts and stories in music, poetry, drawings and video, Bianca Casady explores narrative for the first time in the form of dance. Here, she combines her musical and visual worlds to create a living portrait, following the life of an abandoned child as she degenerates into a harmless monster. In this Cinderella- like dark fairy tale, the piece ultimately recognises the humanity in the untouchable, exploring the myth of the outcast and naming the nameless.

Written and directed by Bianca Casady
Choreography: Biño Sauitzvy
Stage Design & Light: Carlos Veron
Costumes: Gaspard Yurkievich
Accessoires: Bertram Lerche
Dancers: Leiomy Maldonado, Bino Sauitzvy, Rebecca Wright, Sierra Casady, Jean-Marc Ruellan
Musicicians: Bianca Casady, Daniel Bensi, Alexander Stenfert Juriaans, Doug Wieselman, Anne Rainwater

http://www.donaufestival.at/festival-en/programm/12/bianca-casady
http://www.kampnagel.de/index.php?page=detail&cluster=838439

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv1TbnOvSfE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUU5inHAcdo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TO1y7yx2-o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46qgt6CHPlE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1fYJCBCzzw

dimanche 17 mars 2013

C.O.L.O. / petite forme #5 au Jardin d'Alice

CocoRosie - Salle Pleyel / Paris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKsSbI6cRx0

Sensual witches Coco Rosie moved into the dark cocoon of Pleyel (Paris 8) to pay tribute to the famous pioneer artist Laurie Anderson. In a religious silence, surrounded by surreal images of an happy-sad scareclown, lost in dead landscapes, spellbound sisters delivered a captivating show, full of black-magic. Here is 'R.I.P. burn face', wonderful song, from their album 'Grey Oceans', led by Sierra's lyric voice and played in a singular way (notice the strange change of tone at 2mn20), completly rebuilt by the help of an excellent musical band as well as a human beat-box.