One Day and One Night

Production info

A new version of a solo created in 2005

The initial choreography of One Day and One Night was inspired by the colorful paintings of artist Nanna Susi expressing irrational and surrealist inner landscapes. In the new version the colorfulness is converted into more reduced scenery. While the original choreography’s structure based on the music by the composer Uljas Pulkkis is being respected, the costumes, light design and scenery enjoy a renewed look.

The refreshed movement themes, where the initiation point has been the dancers personality and body, creates the choreography a new direction: a cartoonlike dramaturgy where the dancer travels through different fictive landscapes creating a playful type gallery of a single man.

Choreography: Alpo Aaltokoski
Dance: Ahto Koskitalo
Music: Uljas Pulkkis
Light design: Kalle Paasonen
Costume design: Marja Uusitalo

One Day and One Night - Marko Mäkinen
Image: Marko Mäkinen

Performance history

Premiere: 24 April 2012, Alexander Theatre, Helsinki

Other performances:
26-27 April 2012, Alexander Theatre, Helsinki (2)

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