According to Slobodna Dalmacija, the Macedonian author of the choreography Igor Kirov describes his ballet as “abstract, energetic and full of emotions and colours”. Music was written by Kiril Džajkovski – a Macedonian musicians, who integrates electronic music with traditional Macedonian music and motives from all over Balkan area.
(photo: Vlado Dugandžić/Cropix)
The show will have 12 pars with 12 dancers presenting 6 periods of human life: birth, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, elderhood and death.
We might have the opportunity to enjoy the show even after the Split Summer Festival, when it should be transferred indoors to the Croatian National Theatre building during this 2015/2016 season. Although technical possibilities will probably be better indoors, the unique open-air atmosphere of Sustipan is one very good reason to go on Friday.