Artwork

Gordana Pop-Hristova: Passion (1994)

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Person(s) / Collective: Gordana Pop-Hristova
Title:Passion
Date of Premiere: 1994
Venue: Macedonian National Theatre

choreographer: Gordana Pop-Hristova
Actress: Tamara Anastasova

Synopsis

The action of this choreographic essay unfolds within a real space, where objects possess multilayered meanings—serving as scenographic elements, props, symbols, and metaphors through which Gordana Dean constructs a dialogue-based movement expression. Movements are transformed into symbols, and symbols into metaphors that lead toward the fundamental question of self-awareness and the recognition of true values through which, and within which, human existence is sustained in all its complexity and ambiguity.

From a choreographic perspective, Gordana Dean explores the nature of movement and develops a vocabulary through which she impressively visualizes the emotional states of consciousness, embodied in the figure of the woman, and of Being—the unconscious—through the extraordinary and expressive interpretation of Tamara Anastasova.

Media

Newspaper articles (from the archive of Macedonian Opera and Ballet) / 4 items