2023 SPAF

South Korea, United Kingdom, Greece Work In Progress

Tomorrowisnowtodayisyesterday

HER Project

Choreographer Sung-Im Her
Date 10.24.TUE 7:30pm
10.25.WED 7:30pm
Tickets 20,000won

Genre Dance ●●●●●
Venue Arko Arts Theater - Small Hall
Rating 7 and over
Duration 50min
Cooperation

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※ This production will be a work in progress, and will be followed by an Open Talk with the participating artists after the performance.

Global Interpark ARKO

Chaos and lack of communication due to overflowing information, a journey to create lost bodies and buried spaces.

Introduction

Tomorrowisnowtodayisyesterday talks about the over-sharing, over-saturation of media and continuous crises that adds more uneasy and precarious emotions in our society. The dancers move constantly to create a flood of one-sided opinions and information. This endless flood of body movements disappears before the intention is even delivered, and creates yet another opinion to push forward for communication.
The movement created in this way becomes their code, their language, and a way to find their lost bodies back.

Synopsis

We are over exposed to information sharing through media. It condenses our thoughts and ideas and removes our bodies, which results in confusion and difficulty in communication. This makes us more anxious, precarious and confused. Excessive gestures collide with each other before anyone recognizes or digests them. Tomorrowisnowtodayisyesterday makes the bodies we have lost and our bodies which are buried between opinions and opinions and gestures and gestures.

Choreography

Sung-im Her

Sung-im Her
A choreographer who captures contemporary questions through dance

Sung-Im Her is a choreographer who presents the stories of the socially marginalized on stage to shed new light on them. After graduating from the choreographer course at the Performing Arts Research and Training Studios (P.A.R.T.S) in Belgium, she has been working with Jan Fabre, Les Ballets c de la B, Cie Alias, Abattoir Ferme and Needcompany, performing both in Europe and Korea. In 2022, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism gave her an award in recognition of his contribution to the development of culture and arts in Korea. Her major works include Nutcrusher (2018), Way W.A.Y (2019) and Everything that disappears is dramatic (2022).

Credits

Choreographer‧Director ｜ Sung-Im Her
Cast ｜ Sung-Im Her, Martha Pasakopoulou, Se-Joon Lee
Composer ｜ Husk Husk
Lighting Designer ｜ Hyungsun Tak
Stage Manager ｜ Dong-hyun Lee
Sound ｜ Kyung-Nam Kim
UK Producer ｜ Uprise Rebel / Grace Okereke
KR Producer ｜ NINANO Jisoo Gook

HER Project

The HER Project interprets and approaches various contemporary stories through body and music. It is a creative group that pursues creating a simple and sincere story rather than presenting a glamorous and colorful stage, and creates works that are faithful to the process. Members in Europe (Greece, Belgium, UK) and Korea discuss their interests and approaches with each other through regular online meetings. And based on sufficient research and understanding, they put together their work step by step.