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ManWoMan
| Choreographer |
Heikinheimo, Ismo-Pekka Ingólfsdottir, Ólöf |
| First Performance | 3.9.2004 |
| Place of First Performance | Reykjavik City Theatre, Island |
| Finnish premiere | 14.10.2004 |
| Place of Premiere | Alppi Hall, Hall of Culture, Helsinki |
| Style | Contemporary Dance |
| Duration (min) | 45 |
| Costume designer | Marja Uusitalo |
| Lighting Designer | Jukka Huitila |
| Performers of the premiere | Ismo-Pekka Heikinheimo, Olöf Ingolfsdottir |
| Music composed for the work | Hallur Ingólfsson |
| Description | It takes all kinds to make a world. There is always someone who does not know or care whether (s)he is a man or a woman. ManWoMan is a dance to celebrate the diversity of the human being. The carnivalistic costumes are inspired by blossoming orchids and awkward ostriches. Lightness and emotional depths amplify each other. ManWoMan turns on the gender blender and whips up an invigorating smoothie to the beat of freshly composed pop music. It is good to be different. (Source: programme) |
| Other Information |
Video animation: Jukka Huitila, make-up and hairstyles: Jari Kettunen. Production: Ismo Dance co, ólöf danskompaní. |
| Companies |
Ismo Dance co. |
| Dancers |
Heikinheimo, Ismo-Pekka (2004) Ingólfsdottir, Ólöf (2004) |