A new dance performance with Skånes Dansteater by acclaimed choreographer Marina Mascarell.
An image of a loved one is not a living thing. Yet we often hesitate to destroy it. When pictures speak to us, we listen and obey, convinced that they have a conscious soul.
"Our era, without a doubt, prefers the image to the thing, the copy to the original, the representationto the reality, the appearance to the being..." Marina Mascarell
Second Landscape, a new work by choreographer Marina Mascarell, commissioned by Skånes Dansteater, explores and questions our relationship with images. The dancers become one with the web of imagery surrounding us. Dissolving the boundaries between body and image. Moving like hybrids in an alternate world created by us.
Second Landscape invites you to reflect on your current relationship with images. Without judgement, choreographer Marina Mascarell looks at how we today narrate our lives. How we display the intimate and painful aspects of our day to day in the ongoing performance that is our life.
Performances at Skånes Dansteater
March 21, 26-29 and April 1-5, 7-8, 14-15
Duration: 70 mins, no interval
Our foyer and box office opens 60 mins prior to performances.
Recommended from 13 years
Please note: The performance includes some nudity. Cameras and live projections are part of the performance. Imagery of the audience may appear in the performance, but none is recorded.
Tickets
March 21 (World premiere!), March 28-29, April 4-5: 260 / 240 / 210 SEK
March 26-27: 150 / 180 / 200 SEK
April 1-3, 7-8, 14-15: 190 / 220 / 240 SEK
Ticket purchase
Via the BUY TICKETS link on this page.
Box office phone +46 (0)40-20 85 00.
In the box office at Malmö Opera.
In the box office at Skånes Dansteater which is open 60 mins prior to performances.
On tour 2020
April 23-26, Mercat De Les Flors, Barcelona, Spain
May 3, Helsingborgs Stadsteater, Sweden
Accessibility
The first row in our venue is accessible to all who avoid the use of stairs.
Should you require a Personal Assistant/Carer for your visit, their ticket is free of charge. Companion tickets are booked by phone +46 (0)40-20 85 00.
Early boarding welcomes anyone needing some extra time or assistance in finding your seat in our venue.
Enhanced audio equipment can be borrowed in our foyer.
We offer an audio description of the performance on Saturday April 4. Read more about the audio description here.
Additional activities
Studio visit
Jan 16, 7pm.
Pre-registration. Free admission!
Read more about the studio visit here>>
Open Rehearsal
Feb 27, 7pm.
Ticket requiered. Free admission!
Read more about the open rehearsal here>>
Dance workshop: Sunday Landscape
Feb 23, 11am-4pm.
Pre-registration.
Read more about the workshop here>>
Dance workshop: The Female Gaze
March 8, 11am-4pm.
Pre-registration.
Read more about the workshop here>>
Feel it Second Landscape
April 3, 5pm
April 5, 3pm
Pre-registration. Included in the ticket price.
Read more about Feel It here>>
Post-show talk
April 5, after the performance.
Included in the ticket price.
Read more about the talk here>>
Artistic team
Choreography, direction: Marina Mascarell
Choreography assistant: Nina Botkay
Dramaturg: Riikka Laakso
Video: Francesc Isern
Costume design: Nina Botkay
Stage Design: Ludmila Rodrigues
Stage Design Assistant: Louis Braddock Clarke
Manufacturing, ‘inflatables’: Ludmila Rodrigues, Atelier Bekker/Tessa Bekker
Music: Yamila Ríos
Light design: Mårten K. Axelsson
About Marina Mascarell
Spanish choreographer Marina Mascarell creates ingenious dance performances with a fantastic attention to detail and strong social commitment. Her work it is like a large animal deep in sleep at Skånes Dansteater (2016) was praised by both critics and audience. Second Landscape is part of a trilogy that Marina Mascarell dedicates to performativity. The other pieces are A hefty flood (2018) for Nederlands Dans Theater and Valley (2019) for GöteborgsOperans Danskompani. Marina Mascarell is represented by Stepping Grounds.
Second Landscape is a collaboration between Skånes Dansteater, Mecrat de Les Flors (Barcelona, Spain) and Korzo Productions (Den Haag, The Netherlands).
Poster photo: Luis Alberto Rodriguez
