
从《Sweet Mambo》的复排与提问方法进入,理解皮娜·鲍什如何把舞者的生活材料、身体风险和社会动作变成仍会重新发生的舞剧场。


“You’re saying the same things but you’re saying it through you, which is really important. Otherwise you’re just copying someone.” ——Julie Shanahan1
“Even if that freedom is bound by a very specific aesthetic there is something so alive inside you that you feel you’re inventing it straight away, right now.” ——Julie Shanahan1
“The whole room becomes one, the stage doesn’t separate us. We are in exchange with one another.” ——Julie Shanahan1
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