Ballet in one act with choreography by Tetley, film choreography by van Manen, music by Stockhausen, set by Baylis, and costumes by Emmy van Leersum and Gijs Bakker. Film realization was by J. P. Vroom, lighting by J. B. Read. Premiered 3 July 1970 by Netherlands Dance Theatre at the Circus Theatre in Scheveningen, with J. Meyer, Flier, Sarstädt, Lemaitre, and A. Licher. The piece incorporates film and live dance.
Mutations
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