The Perfect Human by Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber

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Jørgen Leth's 13-minute cult film from 1968 acts as a stepping stone when dance, theater and music meet on stage. Jørgen Leth himself called his film The Perfect Man from 1968 "a meta-document", and despite its length of only 13 minutes, it has gone down in Danish film history. This performance is based on Leth's work and explores how the human body can be seen, explored and revealed. Like the Dogme films, to which Leth also contributed, this new ballet exploits the art of limitation as a creative tool: a white room, a simple garage door - and nothing to hide behind. Everything unfolds within this naked architecture, where every movement, every glance and every breath is magnified. It is an examination of the body as both instrument and potential, because in this framework both the absurdity and the fragility of being human are revealed. Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber both have a keen eye for the human mind and are experts in creating universes that are at once extremely intimate and sensual and at the same time universal. - Date: 14 March 2027 - Time: 15:00–18:00 - Venue: Det Kongelige Teater - Gamle Scene - Address: Kongens Nytorv 9, Copenhagen K, Denmark - Admission: From DKK 875