Triangel - yksintansseja vanhenemisesta, ilosta ja jäähyväisistä

Choreographer	Lehikoinen, Kai Hoisko, Maija Raatikainen, Arja
First Performance	24.4.2010
Place of First Performance	Tehdas Teatteri, Turku
Finnish premiere	24.4.2010
Place of Premiere	Tehdas Teatteri, Turku
Style	Contemporary Dance
Costume designer	Ulla lehtoranta ja työryhmä
Lighting Designer	Antti Helminen
Sound designer	Mikko Väärälä
Performers of the premiere	Satu Tuittila
Other music	David Bowie: The Angels Have Gone; Shigeru Umenayashi: Yumeji's Theme; Alberto Iglesias: Alisia Vive. Mikko Väärälä, Lau Nau: Maapähkinäpuu, Erik Satie: Je te Veux. J.S. Bach: Goldberg-muunnelmat: nr.19, Jean Sibelius: Valse Triste op.44, Wojciech Kilar: The portrait of a Lady: End credits.
Description	Solo Dances on Aging, Joy and Farewell. Triangel is about a female dancer and the concepts of aging, joy and farewell. Three choreographers approach these themes, each one from her/his personal perspective. The three solos that Tuittila outstandingly interprets render her as a multifaceted performer. Lehikoinen’s “Quotations and Printed Images” draws from a collection of lived experiences that establish dialogues with Winnie the Pooh, the feminist philosopher Simone de Beauvoir and others. Hoisko’s “Lulla” is a close-fitted physical study on rocking highlighted with absurd humour. In Raatikainen’s “Hidden Image”, the dancer roams inbetween different characters, states and emotional landscapes including nostalgia and humour.
Dancers	Tuittila, Satu

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