Stephan Thoss’ Thundering Silence navigates the delicate balance between existential quest and the visceral power of dance. Set to Vivaldi’s evocative concertos, the piece unfolds as an intricate dialogue between movement and music, where Thoss’ choreographic voice becomes a visual counterpart to the baroque compositions.
The work is steeped in an atmosphere of introspection, reflecting Thoss’ contemplation of humanity’s relationship with nature. The choreography, performed by a cast of four men and four women, avoids a linear narrative, opting instead to create a space where the dancers’ bodies become instruments through which the emotional and spatial dimensions of the music are explored. Thundering Silence is not just a performance; it is a meditative experience that lingers in the mind long after the final note has played.
ABOUT THE SHOW
Duration: 21 minutes
LES GRANDS BALLETS
