PARTS@WORK is a platform where P.A.R.T.S. dance students present their work in progress to the public. These informal performances showcase a range of pieces developed during the students' training, providing an opportunity to share their ongoing creative processes. It allows young dancers to gain stage experience and receive feedback, while offering the audience an insight into contemporary dance in development.
PARTS@WORK #2 SATURDAY DECEMBER 7th 2024
Showing of personal work by the 3rd year BA Training students.
It is with great pleasure that we invite you for the 2nd edition of PARTS@WORK of '24-'25.
This edition takes place on Saturday December 7th at 18:00.
No reservation needed. For this edition of PARTS@WORK, the students are organising a fundraiser for Ukraine and Palestine. Pay-what-you-can entrance (recommended price: €5).
All proceeds from ticket sales will be equally donated to two nonprofit organisations:
- The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS): an officially recognised independent Palestinian National Society. Read more about their work here.
- Come Back Alive: supporting the security and defense systems of Ukrainian civilians and enhancing the effectiveness of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Learn more about their mission here.
PROGRAM:
18:00 - 18:20: L’heure tranquille où les lions vont boire by Adèle Chaput
18:25 - 18:40: WR@NG M1D!4 by Letícia Oliveira Ferreira (work in progress)
18:45 - 19:15: O-WA-RA-I by Mashiro Tamura, Marika Suzuki, Momiji Kuromaru
Break
19:30 - 20:15: L.I.E. (Laboratoire d'Improvisation Expérimentale)
20:15 - 22:15: DJ Oeryo PARTS JAM *
* PARTS JAM x Oeryo
PARTS JAM is a space for dancing and improvising, as well as for observing or simply being present. There are countless ways to be together – always with responsibility for/in/about the encounter. The PARTS JAM is an opportunity to connect with new people, to engage in dialogue, in play, in artistic practice, to dance, to watch, to draw, to be inspired by each other. The JAM is free and open to everyone!
Photo PARTS@WORK #2 by Michiel Devijver
Graphic Design by Paul Boudens
