Hubbard Street Dance Chicago@InDanza

A company with a long tradition founded by Lou Conte in 1977, the Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is an exemplary and imitating company in contemporary dance. The artistic variety of the titles proposed, the ability of its twenty-two brilliant dancers to immerse themselves in the most diverse styles have made this group from Chicago, directed since 2011 by Glenn Edgerton, a dancer with an international career with the Joffrey Ballet and the Nederlands Dans Theater, an illustrious 'bridge' between America and Europe. His repertoire is boundless and includes works by Twyla Tharp, Jiří Kylián, Nacho Duato, Ohad Naharin, Crystial Pite and Alejandro Cerrudo, among others.

A collage of pieces different in number, but all extraordinarily intense, marks the evening of Trentino: four choreographies including the timeless and enthralling Echad by Ohad Naharin, the duet that 'illustrates' the implicit and explicit messages of our body A Picture of You Falling by Crystal Pite, the choral Out of Your Mind by Alejandro Cerrudo, an alchemy game of group transformation through the movement and Cloudline by the young choreographer Royn Mineko Williams that transports the audience into a dream world.

A Picture of You Falling

Crystal Pite, Choreography

Owen Belton, Music

Kate Strong, Voice

Robert Sondergaard, Lighting Design

Linda Chow, Costume Design

Peter Chu, Staging

Cloudline

Robyn Mineko Williams, Choreography

Jherek Bischoff, Emitt Rhodes, Sufjan Stevens, Julie London, Olafur Arnalds, Alice Sara Ott, Music

Loosebrains, Sound Design

Burke Brown, Lighting Design

Branimira Ivanova, Costume Design

Echad Excerpt from Decadance/Chicago

Ohad Naharin, Choreography

Ian Robinson and Rachel Osborne, Staging

Various Artists, Music

Avi Yona Bueno, Lighting Design

Rakefet, Costume Design

Out of Your Mind

Alejandro Cerrudo, Choreography

Various Artists, Music

Burke Brown, Lighting Design

Branimira Ivanova, Costume Design

(Translation by Alexia Vozzo, Sophie M. Scholl Language High School, Trento - “School and Work Project”)