Wojciech Furman
photo Maciej Zakrzewski
Wojciech Furman is an independent dancer and movement artist, and one of the main promotors of Fighting Monkey Practice in Poland. His roots come from ballroom dancing, but FM Practice serves him as a movement base. He studied dance and physical culture in Poland. He has collaborated on projects like: ‘SIKSIKA’ (choreographed by A. Krysiak), ‘Trans_miss(i)on’ (chor. Olszowska, Feher) and ‘Desert’ (fragments, chor. P. Wycichowska).
There are no children, there are people
Company
Credits
- Wojciech Furman Choreographer/dancer
- Aleksandra Korniejenko Dramaturgical support
- Michał Strugarek Composer
Performance synopsis
‘Half of humanity does not exist; its life – it is a joke, naive aspirations, fleeting feelings, funny views. Children are different from adults, there is a lack of something in their lives, and there is something more than in ours. But this life, even if different from ours, is a reality, not an illusion. What have we done to learn about them and create conditions in which they could exist and mature?’ – Janusz Korczak
| Duration12" | Crew *1 | Artists1 |
| Premiere 2019-03-14, Poznań | ||
| Audienceeveryone (regardless of age) | ||
* cast plus technical support
- Production support: Regional Cultural Center in Pila
The National Institute of Music and Dance and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute
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