Gauthier Dance
Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart
Artist(s)
Company
Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart is a young, dynamic company featuring 16 highly individual, versatile dancers, directed by dancer, choreographer, and musician Eric Gauthier. Founded in 2007, Gauthier Dance established itself in the German dance scene with record speed and has quickly become an international brand.
Credits
Idea and concept Eric Gauthier.
Choreography Barak Marshall, Mauro Bigonzetti, Dominique Dumais, Marco Goecke, Sofia Nappi, Johan Inger, Stijn Celis, Virginie Brunelle, Benjamin Millepied.
Music Fanfare Ciocărlia, Chet Baker, Laurie Anderson, Mercedes Sosa, Charles Aznavour, Kronos Quartet, Bobby McFerrin, Philip Glass, Oscar Peterson Trio.
Costume design Gudrun Schretzmeier and the choreographers (For Monstruo Grande: Michaela Springer).
Bonus Track
Choreography and composition Hofesh Shechter.
Lighting design Mario Daszenies.
Costume design Gudrun Schretzmeier, Hofesh Shechter.
Rehearsal director Kim Kohlmann.
ABC
Choreography, lighting design and costumes Eric Gauthier.
Composition Philip Kannicht, Eric Gauthier.
Bolero +
Choreography Andonis Foniadakis.
Assistant to the choreographer Paraskevi Oikonomou.
Music Maurice Ravel.
Lighting design Sakis Birbilis.
Costume design Anastasios Sofroniou.
Gauthier Dance // Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart
Artistic director Eric Gauthier.
Company manager Inga Kunz.
Ballet masters Mark Sampson, Luis Eduardo Sayago.
Production Management Susanne Wildermuth.
Technical production management Mario Daszenies (guest), Holger Reuker (head).
Artistic coordination stage and costumes Gudrun Schretzmeier.
Company coach Egon Madsen.
Artistic management Susanne Wildermuth, Daria Mosunova, Jessica Wojcik.
Dancers Rebecca Amoroso, Bruna Andrade, Tuti Cedeño, Andrew Cummings, Karlijn Dedroog, Stefano Gallelli, Garance Goutard-Dekeyser, Barbara Melo Freire, Shai Ottolenghi, Luca Pannacci, Alexandra Policaro, Arnau Redorta Ortiz, Sidney Elizabeth Turtschi, Giovanni Visone, Shawn Wu and Shori Yamamoto.
Press Nicola Steller.
Tour management ecotopiadance.com.
Photos Jeanette Bak.
Theaterhaus production team
Costumes Kerry Rees (head), Christine Lange, Alexandra Böttcher, Charlotte Oppermann, Alina Klenk, Lucy Schneider.
Wardrobe Heidi Dávila García, Katharina Ruprecht.
Props David Fitzgerald, Beate Mergel.
Stage construction Marc Dobmaier (head), Philipp Tewald.
Lighting Mario Daszenies (guest), Lorenz Uhlig, Henning Hansen.
Stage Karol Seidel, Thomas Burkhardt, Julia Kramer, Constantin Widmann.
Sound Ruben Hauf, Sven Mahnkopf, Pit Schmidt.
Administration and communications
Sponsoring, fundraising and advertising Michael Fohler, Maren Blum, Claudia Kärcher, Claudine Schmidt.
Marketing Kai Bliesener, Deborah Wandel, Martin Kemeter, Bernadette Knittel.
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