description Wiesenland (Bausch) Overview
“Wiesenland (Bausch)” is a 1977 ballet choreographed by Pina Bausch for Tanztheater Wuppertal, exploring themes of rural life, isolation, and the tension between tradition and modernity through stark movement and realistic stage settings.
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When did Pina Bausch's Wiesenland premiere?
Wiesenland was created by Pina Bausch for her company, Tanztheater Wuppertal, premiering in 1978. It is recognized as a significant piece in the development of her unique Tanztheater style.
What are the main themes of the Tanztheater piece Wiesenland?
The piece explores the tension between tradition and modernity, particularly within the context of rural life. It highlights feelings of isolation and human longing through Bausch's signature blend of stark movement and theatrical repetition.
What is the stage design like in Wiesenland?
True to Pina Bausch's style, the stage features stark, realistic settings, famously incorporating real grass and earth. This physical ground serves to anchor the dancers' heavy, emotionally charged movements and interactions.
Where can I see a performance of Wiesenland today?
Wiesenland is occasionally revived by the Tanztheater Wuppertal during their international tours. The company continues to preserve and perform Pina Bausch's historic repertoire globally.
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