Concept, choreography, interpretation
Eliška Brtnická
Supervision
Stéphanie N'Duhirahe
Music
Stanislav Abrahám
Movement Cooperation
Minh Hieu Nguyen, Ilona Jäntti, Jana Vrána
Costumes and scenography
Yumi Hayashi, Eliška Brtnická
Light design
Vojtěch Brtnický, Vlado Veleta
Photo
Vojtěch Brtnický
Graphic
Prokop Vondruška
Production
Iva-Hedvika Zýková, Dagmar Bednáriková
In cooperation with
KD Mlejn, Cirqueon
Special thanks
Albin Warette, Denisa Vostrá, divadlo Yarmat, Jan Kohout
A wind from Mount Fuji
resting on the fan,
my souvenir from Edo
/Matsuo Bashō/
Everybody has their own little war and tragedy, performer Eliška Brtnická demonstrates in a distinctive contemporary circus solo inspired by the fate of survivors of the atomic explosion in Hiroshima and the legend of a thousand cranes and fulfilled wishes. Deep physical expression on a hanging trapeze, intimate lighting and black body painting underline the dark theme of the work, which is full of emotion, abstraction and Japan's unique poetics.
