Take a transformative journey of the senses with the preeminent Québécois dance company Cas Public, returning to Lincoln Center after their sold-out production of Gold in 2015. 9 begins with dancer Cai Glover gently taking off his hearing aid. With choreography inspired by sign language and ballet, he and four other dancers enter the world of Beethoven’s monumental Ninth Symphony and its famous "Ode to Joy." Awe-inspiring and uplifting, 9 pushes back the boundaries of silence, transcends our preconceived notions of otherness, and transforms bodies into language.
Please note that limited environmental haze effects are used in the 2:00 pm performance of 9.
Performance length: 55 minutes
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- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Assistive listening devices
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9
Cas Public and Kopergietery
Canada / Belgium
Cast List
Coproduction Cas Public and Kopergietery
Choreographer: Hélène Blackburn
Dramaturgy: Johan De Smet
Music: Martin Tétreault
Films: Kenneth Michiels
With the participation of the children of the district Gantois Rabot: Seymanur Kizilca, Evgeni Miroslavov, Chaz Keith Salfamones, Ramzi Serrai, Burhan Zambur
Lighting: Emilie B-Beaulieu and Hélène Blackburn
Scenography: Hélène Blackburn
Costumes: Michael Slack & Hélène Blackburn
Photos: Damian Siqueiros
Dancers: Alexander Ellison, Cai Glover, Robert Guy, Daphnée Laurendeau & Danny Morissette
Relaxed Performances
This show features one or more relaxed performances adapted for neurodiverse audiences, including children with autism or other disabilities. There are no restrictions around noise or movement, audience members are welcome to leave and re-enter the theater, and adjustments are made to these productions to reduce sensory stimuli. Visit Kids.LincolnCenter.org/RP for more information and a full listing of this season’s relaxed performances.Performance Details
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This show features one or more relaxed performances adapted for neurodiverse audiences.
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