Edoardo Deodati "For all the kids with beards"
& PITT co., "Trilogy"

15th Dance Days Chania
International contemporary dance festival
July 21 - August 2

Wednesday July 30, 2025

"Mikis Theodorakis" Theater

July 30^th | 21:30

Edoardo Deodati, "For all the kids with beards" (Switzerland)

Dust going back to Dust.

Travelling in their memories, three people coexist in an undefined space, where they meet different motives to travel back in time, dusting off their memories.

This universe is a place where memories are brought into the present moment where the moment is just another memory.

Scavenging into layers, like drawers in a cabinet containing the identity of their lives.
Blurring images run in front of their eyes probably too fast to live them for one more time and definitely too slow to just look at them without breaking into tears.

Salt in their wounds, sand in their eyes, a memory could hurt just as much as it could give pleasure. That eternal loop only breaks when darkness sets and takes over the last reminiscence of you.

By becoming their own memories, these three people dissolve into the illusion of time.
At the end we all become stories.

Choreographer: Edoardo Deodati
In collaboration with the dancers: Romane Ruggiero, Mari Ishida, Léonard Blondel
Choreographic assistant: Ana Van Tendeloo
Set designer: Joanne Klopp
Costume designer: Annsophie Gawriloff
Music: Hania Rani, Bendik Giske, Jonny Greenwood, Hilary Hahn & Hauschka, Nobuka, Brian Eno & Jon Hassell, Anne Müller, Daniel Thorne
Produced by: Bühnen Bern
With the support of Flux Laboratory.

TRAILER

July 30^th| 22:00

PITT co., "­Trilogy: For Old Times' Sake" (Switzerland)

Trilogy explores the complex relationship between time, aging, and memory loss. It weaves

together fragments of memories, uncovering the emotions tied to them and the impact they have

on us. Like time itself, Trilogy moves through three interconnected moments, each echoing the

others to create a layered and deeply human narrative.

Inspired by Phoebe Jewitt's personal experience with her grandfather's dementia, the work reflects

on memory's role in shaping who we are - and what happens when we begin to forget.

Trilogy invites the audience to step inside the mind - where past, present, and future overlap.

Along the way, we meet an old man, his younger self, and his beloved - each representing

different layers of memory and identity. The work asks: What makes a memory last? How do

emotions shape what we remember? And what can trigger a lost or forgotten moment to return?

Choreography, Concept: Phoebe Jewitt
Performance: Jorge Garcia Perez, Mathew Prichard, Phoebe Jewitt
Music, text and voice: Phoebe Jewitt
With original tracks by: Abel Korzeniowski, Adam Hurst, Alex Weston
Lighting Design: Ivo Schnider
Production: PITT Company / Orbita Spellbound
Costumes: Sarah Hofer / Phoebe Jewitt
With the support of Flux Laboratory.

TRAILER

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