69 positions (2017-2018)
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69 positions (2017-2018)
Summary
69 positions (2017-2018) is a dance production[1].
Key Facts
- 69 positions (2017-2018) is the creator of Mette Ingvartsen[2].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s instance of is recorded as dance production[3].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s composer is recorded as Peter Lenaerts[4].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s genre is dance[5].
- A cast member of 69 positions (2017-2018) was Mette Ingvartsen[6].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Centre chorégraphique national de Rennes et de Bretagne[7].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Kaaitheater[8].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Advancing Performing Arts Projects (apap)[9].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Pact Zollverein/choreographisches Zentrum Nrw[10].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Buda Kunstencentrum[11].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as BIT Teatergarasjen[12].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Les Spectacles Vivants - Centre Pompidou[13].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s production company is recorded as Q54803978[14].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s date of first performance is recorded as July 1, 2017[15].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s choreographer is recorded as Mette Ingvartsen[16].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s scenographer is recorded as Virginie Mira[17].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s location of first performance is recorded as Peiraios 260[18].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s lighting designer is recorded as Nadja Räikkä[19].
- 69 positions (2017-2018)'s dramaturge is recorded as Bojana Cvejic[20].
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Authorship and Creation
A cast member of 69 positions (2017-2018) was Mette Ingvartsen[6]. 69 positions (2017-2018) is the creator of Mette Ingvartsen[2].
Publication
69 positions (2017-2018)'s genre is dance[5].