Lavior was created in 2010 by contemporary choreographer Isaac Blake. Described as a dark and menacing piece, the performance explores the oppression of Gypsies and Travellers over the ages through contemporary dance and haunting melody.
Lavior brings together three performers to explore the twin concepts of communal anonymity and loss of language within the Romani culture.
Lavior – ‘Words’
Isaac Blake | Lavior – ‘Words’ | photography | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 2010 | dan_00334
Rights held by: ADVaughn | Licensed by: ADVaughn | Licensed under: CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 Interantional | Provided by: Isaac Blake – Private Archive
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Rights held by: ADVaughn | Licensed by: ADVaughn | Licensed under: CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 Interantional | Provided by: Isaac Blake – Private Archive
Synopsis
Details
übersetzer Titel
Lavior – »Worte«
Production
2010
Production Period
Production Credits
- Isaac Blake (Choreographer) (Cardiff, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
- AD Vaughan (photographer) (Cardiff)
Object Category
Technique
Characteristics
- colour
Object Number
dan_00334