Zavod Vitkar
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| − | [[Vitkar Institute]] is a non-profit cultural institute, founded in [[Established::1995]] by the dancer and choreographer [[Branko Potočan]], which produces and presents dance performances | + | [[Vitkar Institute]] is a non-profit cultural institute, founded in [[Established::1995]] by the dancer and choreographer [[Branko Potočan]], which produces and presents dance performances, organises dance workshops and runs other performing arts education programmes. The institute primarily produces performances of the physical theatre group [[Fourklor]], which in its latest productions increasingly approaches the genre of contemporary circus. |
| − | Since 2003 Vitkar organises | + | Since 2003 Vitkar organises the annual spring festival [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival|Rdeči revirji!]], and also co-organises the biennial [[Gibanica (Moving Cake) Festival of Slovene Dance]]. It also produces solo shows of Branko Potočan, and dance, theatre, and multimedia projects by other authors, such as [[Tina Janežič]], [[Gregor Luštek]], [[Rosana Hribar]], [[Jana Menger]], etc. |
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== Performances == | == Performances == | ||
| − | The performances of the group [[Fourklor]] are characterised by detailed choreography with humorous details, skilful and playful use of stage props, and smooth natural movement passages. The most notable productions of Vitkar to date include: ''Do I Dream the Memory, or Do I Remember the Dream'' [Sanjam spomin, a se spominjam sanj] (1996), for which Potočan received the [[Golden Bird Award]] as well as the Award for Best Performance at the 1997 Infant Festival in Novi Sad | + | |
| + | The performances of the group [[Fourklor]] are characterised by detailed choreography with humorous details, skilful and playful use of stage props, and smooth natural movement passages. The most notable productions of Vitkar to date include: ''Do I Dream the Memory, or Do I Remember the Dream'' [Sanjam spomin, a se spominjam sanj] (1996), for which Potočan received the [[Golden Bird Award]] as well as the Award for Best Performance at the 1997 Infant Festival in Novi Sad; ''Melancholic Thoughts'' [Melanholične misli] (1998), which received a special jury award at the International Theatre Festival MESS Sarajevo 1998; ''The Doors'' [Vrata] (2000); ''Rusty Trumpets'' [Zarjavele trobente] (2005), which won the Audience Award for Best Performance at the 2007 edition of the [[Gibanica (Moving Cake) Festival of Slovene Dance|Gibanica Festival of Slovene Dance]]; and the ''Skozi oci dotika'' [Seeing through touch] (2010), awarded at the PUF International Alternative Theatre Festival . | ||
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== International touring and cooperation == | == International touring and cooperation == | ||
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| − | In 2003 Vitkar launched the annual international [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival|Red Beats! Festival]], which is held in the small Slovene mining town of Hrastnik and offers a wide range of dance, theatre, and circus performances, presented in theatrical | + | Vitkar has toured Fourklor productions widely, both at home and abroad. Its shows have appeared at the Mediterranean Festival of Young Artists in Turin, the Belgrade Summer Festival, the Junge Hunde Festival in Antwerp, the Skopje Summer Festival, the [[Carniola Festival, Summer in Kranj|Carniola Festival]] in Kranj, the [[Exodos International Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts]] in Ljubljana, and the [[Primorska Summer Festival, Koper-Capodistria|Primorska Summer Festival]]. |
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| + | In 2003 Vitkar launched the annual international [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival|Red Beats! Festival]], which is held in the small Slovene mining town of Hrastnik and offers a wide range of dance, theatre, and circus performances, presented in both theatrical as well as non-theatrical contexts. The programme also includes dance and circus workshops, concerts, performances for children, and puppet and street theatre performances. | ||
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| + | == Educational programme and the Studio Vitkar == | ||
| − | + | Since 2001 Vitkar has run educational programmes dedicated to contemporary circus art, a form almost unknown in the Slovene context, with circus workshops led by Bruno Kief (rope, tissue, trapeze), Volodia Lesluin (rope, tissue), and Mitja Samardija (acrobatics). Besides offering periodical professional training in contemporary dance, Vitkar has also organised contemporary dance workshops led by Potočan himself, and by Rebbeca Murgi (contact improvisation), Frey Faust (Axis Syllabus technique, contact improvisation), and Erik Kaeil (contact improvisation). | |
| − | Since 2001 Vitkar has run educational programmes dedicated to contemporary circus art, a form almost unknown in the Slovene context, with circus workshops led by Bruno Kief (rope, tissue, trapeze), Volodia Lesluin (rope, tissue), and Mitja Samardija (acrobatics). Besides offering periodical professional training in contemporary dance, Vitkar has also organised contemporary dance workshops led by Rebbeca Murgi (contact improvisation), Frey Faust (Axis Syllabus technique, contact improvisation), and Erik Kaeil (contact improvisation). | + | |
| + | Some of this programme is also held at Studio Vitkar, a educational and training facility in Ljubljana. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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*[[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival]] | *[[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival]] | ||
*[[Gibanica (Moving Cake) Festival of Slovene Dance]] | *[[Gibanica (Moving Cake) Festival of Slovene Dance]] | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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A street art performance by dancer and chereographer Branko Potočan and Vitkar Institute at the Sarajevo Street Art Festival (FUU), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Sarajevo,
Performances
The performances of the group Fourklor are characterised by detailed choreography with humorous details, skilful and playful use of stage props, and smooth natural movement passages. The most notable productions of Vitkar to date include: Do I Dream the Memory, or Do I Remember the Dream [Sanjam spomin, a se spominjam sanj] (1996), for which Potočan received the Golden Bird Award as well as the Award for Best Performance at the 1997 Infant Festival in Novi Sad; Melancholic Thoughts [Melanholične misli] (1998), which received a special jury award at the International Theatre Festival MESS Sarajevo 1998; The Doors [Vrata] (2000); Rusty Trumpets [Zarjavele trobente] (2005), which won the Audience Award for Best Performance at the 2007 edition of the Gibanica Festival of Slovene Dance; and the Skozi oci dotika [Seeing through touch] (2010), awarded at the PUF International Alternative Theatre Festival .
International touring and cooperation
Vitkar has toured Fourklor productions widely, both at home and abroad. Its shows have appeared at the Mediterranean Festival of Young Artists in Turin, the Belgrade Summer Festival, the Junge Hunde Festival in Antwerp, the Skopje Summer Festival, the Carniola Festival in Kranj, the Exodos International Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts in Ljubljana, and the Primorska Summer Festival.
In 2003 Vitkar launched the annual international Red Beats! Festival, which is held in the small Slovene mining town of Hrastnik and offers a wide range of dance, theatre, and circus performances, presented in both theatrical as well as non-theatrical contexts. The programme also includes dance and circus workshops, concerts, performances for children, and puppet and street theatre performances.
Educational programme and the Studio Vitkar
Since 2001 Vitkar has run educational programmes dedicated to contemporary circus art, a form almost unknown in the Slovene context, with circus workshops led by Bruno Kief (rope, tissue, trapeze), Volodia Lesluin (rope, tissue), and Mitja Samardija (acrobatics). Besides offering periodical professional training in contemporary dance, Vitkar has also organised contemporary dance workshops led by Potočan himself, and by Rebbeca Murgi (contact improvisation), Frey Faust (Axis Syllabus technique, contact improvisation), and Erik Kaeil (contact improvisation).
Some of this programme is also held at Studio Vitkar, a educational and training facility in Ljubljana.
See also
External links
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Vitkar Institute is a non-profit cultural institute, founded in 1995 by the dancer and choreographer Branko Potočan, which produces and presents dance performances, organises dance workshops and runs other performing arts education programmes. +
Vitkar Institute is a non-profit cultural institute, founded in 1995 by the dancer and choreographer Branko Potočan, which produces and presents dance performances, organises dance workshops and runs other performing arts education programmes. +
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