Mise en corps des «gueules» de «Ferdydurke»: le ballet grotesque d’Anna Hop à la lumière de l’œuvre de Gombrowicz
Journal Title: Prace Polonistyczne - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue
Abstract
This article examines Anna Hop’s 2015 ballet, based upon Witold Gombrowicz’s novel Ferdydurke, created at the National Polish Ballet, analysing the interaction between the choreography and literary language to demonstrate the choreographic specificity of Hop’s treatment of Gombrowicz’s text.
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Cécile Bocianowski
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- EP ID EP262122
- DOI 10.26485/PP/2017/72/11
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