Flood
Throwaway society
In Flood, Linehan studies things that have been lost on the one hand and the flood of new technologies, products and ideas on the other. In his typical smart and playful way he creates a choreography of appearances, accelerations, decelerations and disappearances with four dancers. The design duo 88888 develops a scenography that elicits a multilayered viewing experience, as a palimpsest. Frédérick Denis plays with present and future in the costumes. The soundscape of echoes and traces by Peter Lenaerts, and the lighting design by Elke Verachtert complete the multi-sensory experience.
• In 2007, Daniel Linehan left the US and came to Brussels to study at PARTS. He is a regular guest at the Kaaitheater, and has staged dbddbb (2015), The Karaoke Dialogues (2014), Gaze is a Gap is a Ghost (2012) and Zombie Aporia (2011).
concept, choreography Daniel Linehan | dance, creation Erik Eriksson, Michael Helland, Anneleen Keppens, Víctor Pérez Armero | dramaturgy Vincent Rafis | scenography 88888 | sound design Peter Lenaerts | lighting design Elke Verachtert | costumes Frédérick Denis | assistance costume design Charlotte Matterne | technique Elke Verachtert, Jeanne Debarsy | production, distribution in Belgium Hiatus (Brussel, BE) | executive production Caravan Production (Brussel, BE) | international distribution Damien Valette (Paris, FR) | co-production deSingel International Arts Campus (Antwerp, BE), Festival Montpellier Danse , Centre Chorégraphique National de Rillieux-la-Pape (FR), | residencies STUK (Leuven, BE), Kaaitheater (Brussels, BE), Centre Chorégraphique National de Rillieux-la-Pape (FR), Charleroi Danses - La Raffinerie (Brussels, BE), deSingel International Arts Campus (Antwerp, BE) | Daniel Linehan, Hiatus is supported by the Flemish Authorities & is Creative Associate at deSingel International Arts Campus 2017-2021
