Perhaps a member of the audience will be gently wrapped in a blanket, thus becoming a “fixed piece” for a little while, maybe a piece of fabric will get a move on and one of the performers might just turn into a mirror head. The overall situation in the artfully artificial world of Do-Undo remains indeterminate. Voices coming from...

In a video Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker invites everyone to learn and adapt her famous choreography for four female dancers, part of her piece Rosas danst Rosas

In a video Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker invites everyone to learn and adapt her famous choreography for four female dancers, part of her piece Rosas danst Rosas

Perhaps a member of the audience will be gently wrapped in a blanket, thus becoming a “fixed piece” for a little while, maybe a piece of fabric will get a move on and one of the performers might just turn into a mirror head. The overall situation in the artfully artificial world of Do-Undo remains indeterminate. Voices coming from...

In a video Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker invites everyone to learn and adapt her famous choreography for four female dancers, part of her piece Rosas danst Rosas

One of the world's most tenacious concepts is the idea of a father, mother and a child. In Sumerian mythology, however, everything was the work of the goddess Nammu, the eternal ocean. Now said Nammu holds a job at a shopping centre. She stands behind the counter of a Dunkin' Donuts at closing time, fixes a golden donut in preparation...

In a video Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker invites everyone to learn and adapt her famous choreography for four female dancers, part of her piece Rosas danst Rosas

In a video Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker invites everyone to learn and adapt her famous choreography for four female dancers, part of her piece Rosas danst Rosas

One of the world’s most tenacious concepts is the idea of a father, mother and a child. In Sumerian mythology, however, everything was the work of the goddess Nammu, the eternal ocean. Now said Nammu holds a job at a shopping centre. She stands behind the counter of a Dunkin’ Donuts at closing time, fixes a golden donut in preparation...

In a video Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker invites everyone to learn and adapt her famous choreography for four female dancers, part of her piece Rosas danst Rosas