Paisyn

Performance - Playing

Paisyn is a story of an intensive search for true definition of a man’s world. Paisyn argues the possibility that every man hides a son and a father at the same time. Paisyn is an international dance project of Jaro Viaňarský, a Slovak choreographer living in Prague, who opens up the limits of the world of four men by asking questions: How does the man’s world behave to men? Who is the father and how many sons are there? How does a man love and how do men love each other? What does a man represent to women and who are men to each other?

If you don’t have an ancestor, adopt one.
(Toltec saying)

A man should be good at games. A real man does not know greater fame than the one resulting from the victory of his own hands and feet.
(Homer)

Choreography: Jaro Viňarský in collaboration with the dancers:
Joao Costa (Portugal), Tomáš Krivošík (SK),
Matej Matejka (SK), Andrej Petrovič (SK)
Dramaturgy: Ján Zaťko (SK)
Music: Jan Burian a Mikoláš Růžička (CZ)
Light design: Pavel Kotlík (CZ)
Costume design: Marta Uhlárová (SK)
Scene: Kristína Karmazínová (CZ), Jaro Viňarský

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