Opera and dance combined: último Helecho inspires in Vienna!

Opera and dance combined: último Helecho inspires in Vienna!

The new production "último Helecho" by François Chaignaud and Nina Laisné inspires the audience at Impulstanz in Vienna. This innovative piece, which was premiered on July 19, 2025 in the Volksheater Vienna, combines dance and singing in a creative way. Chaignaud, who already caused a sensation with a unique performance at the Viennese festival weeks, relies on a cross -generator approach. The title "último Helecho", which means the last fern in German ", refers to a song by the Peruvian artist Chabuca Granda and reflects the cultural nuances that go through performance.

With a term of 1 hour and 10 minutes without a break, the performance stands out through its atmosphere. The stage structure is dark and cave -like, which contributes to the emotional depth of the work. Chaignaud and his partner Nadia Larcher interact in magnificent baroque costumes and offer an exciting mix of traditional Argentine songs and contemporary dance. The decision not to pursue a clear action in the classic sense turns production into a collaged opera that strongly focuses on the interaction between music and movement. Loud

The support of this ambitious production comes from numerous international co -production partners. Among them are PACT Zollverein and the Berlin Festival, which underlines the importance of "último Helecho" in the international cultural sector. These collaborations are not only crucial for the financial aspects, but also enable the cultural exchange between the institutions involved.

look at dance research in Vienna

In parallel to developments in the field of contemporary dance, the MUK (University of Music and Performing Art Vienna) offers a platform for artistic research. Her focus is on linking scientific and artistic approaches to contemporary dance. This runs through various projects, promoting inclusion in art and researching new aesthetics and policies in dance. Here it becomes clear that the artistic examination of dance goes far beyond the stage and involves current social issues. In this regard, the interaction between art and research is also to be promoted in the artistic process. For example, projects such as Dancr are working on the interface of art and technology to explore innovative approaches in dance, which according to
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"último Helecho" is more than just an artistic performance; It is a reflection of the cultural and artistic currents that are currently pulsating in Vienna. The combination of singing, dance, and interdisciplinary cooperation could pave a new way in contemporary art. So it is only to be hoped that the Viennese audience will continue to be considered with such creative adventures.

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