DOUBLE BILL: IMPRINTS (work-in-progress) & Last Dance

One evening, one ticket, two experiences. That’s DOUBLE BILL! We start at 7:30 p.m.

Anastázie Dobrodinská a Josef Neudeker & Temporary Collective: IMPRINTS (work-in-progress)

The Inprints project explores the phenomenon of “imprinting” natural phenomena and materials onto the performer’s body directly within the landscape, followed by the reconstruction of these imprints in a different, urbanized space. This dual context (nature versus the environment in which the performance takes place) allows for an exploration of how the body remembers and conveys the experience of a place. The creative duo draws inspiration from the traditions of earth-body art and site-specific performance.

Performances of this kind emphasize a personal connection to the landscape: the performative act in nature serves as a means of both cognition and communication, often without even requiring an audience. In the resulting performance, the reconstructed bodily imprints enter into a dialogue with a live-generated sound composition. Here, music exists as an autonomous partner to movement. It emerges through mutual interaction with the performer and reconstructs the imprints stored in the body through a different medium. Movement and sound thus jointly develop a dialogue in which the experience of the landscape is translated into two mutually influential performative languages.

About this performance

40 minutes / nonverbal / the performance contains loud music

Tickets

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Creative team

Creative team Anastázie Dobrodinská a Josef Neudeker

The performance is produced with the support of Temporary Collective.

Anastázie Dobrodinská

is an author and performer specializing in object theater, movement theater, and alternative theater. Together with Josef Neudeker, she forms the creative duo behind the projects DART!T!S (Divadlo DISK), Otisky / Inprints, and Easy Rider. She is a member of the collectives KHWOSHCH, Musaši Entertainment Company, Pomezí, and 666 Entertainment. She graduated from the Prague Dance Conservatory and studied acting for alternative and puppet theater at KALD DAMU, where she is currently completing her master’s degree.

Josef Neudeker

is a director, dramaturg, and audiovisual artist. His work focuses primarily on documentary theater, both with the IPUP collective and the object-puppet group GAFA Kolektiv. Together with Anastázie Dobrodinská, he forms the creative duo behind the projects DART!T!S (Divadlo DISK), Otisky/Inprints, and Easy Rider. He composes music for theater productions, works in sound and video design, and plays in the band Brighter Days. He studied directing and dramaturgy at KALD DAMU, as well as international relations and political science. In addition to his artistic work, he manages humanitarian projects in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

Credits: MAJA
Credits: MAJA
Credits: MAJA

Temporary Collective: Last Dance

How do you dance with someone who has left?

Can you bring them back through dance?

Can their absence bring you back to yourself?

How do you overcome loss? The loss of a loved one? Or the loss of an ideal? Or a vision of the future?

In the project LAST DANCE, Tereza Ondrová returns to her solo Call Alice to attempt to bring the loss experienced during the pandemic back to life. In this one-time solo, set in a dance hall where we dance together as a whole, Ondrová will dance alone. She dances to heal and to discover how loss can be transformed. Through revisiting and working with material from the past, we at Temporary Collective explore the concept of non-growth—creating from a single source—or upcycling. We seek to reevaluate our working methods and focus on themes of sustainability on personal, professional, and environmental levels.

About this performance

15 minutes / the performance contains loud music

Creative team

Created by Tereza Ondrová, Petra Tejnorová
Choreography and performance Tereza Ondrová
Music Jiří Konvalinka
Lighting design Katarína Ďuricová
Sound design Jan Sedláček
Production Temporary Collective / Júlia Pecková, Daniela Řeháková
Collaboration on spatial graphics Von Saten
With support from Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the European Commission’s NextGenerationEU instrument – National Recovery Plan, Prague City Hall

Tereza Ondrová

is a dancer, choreographer, and teacher. After graduating from the Department of Dance Pedagogy at HAMU, she co-founded the award-winning VerTeDance company, with which she created, among other works, the productions Kolik váží vaše touha? and Korekce, both of which were named Dance Production of the Year. She has collaborated for many years with choreographer Petr Šavel and director Petra Tejnorová, with whom she founded Temporary Collective. As a performer, she has collaborated with a number of international choreographers, including Charlotte Öfverholm, Karine Ponties, David Zambrano, Anton Ľahký, Renan Martins de Oliveira, and Silvia Gribaudi, with whom she created the award-winning duet Insectum in… In addition to her original work, she also collaborates on movement projects for theater and film. She has been nominated multiple times for the Thalia Award, selected four times for the prestigious European platform Aerowaves, and her work is regularly presented at major Czech and international festivals. She currently teaches at KALD DAMU and develops original projects as part of Temporary Collective.

Credits: Vojtěch Brtnický
Credits: Vojtěch Brtnický
Credits: Vojtěch Brtnický
Credits: Vojtěch Brtnický

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The City of Prague supports the year-round activities of Studio ALTA in 2026 with a grant of CZK 5,200,000