Choreography
Petra Hájková
Dancers
Bára Beinhauerová, Veronika Fárová, Viktorie Georgievová, Markéta Jandová Adéla Kašparová, Veronika Klimentová, Sophie Knapová
Music
Adam Pobořil
Set and costumes
Veronika Moudrá
Supervisor
Bohumíra Eliášová
Mentors
Nataša Novotná, Vendula Poznarová, Lenka Vagnerová
Light design
Tomáš Morávek
Supported by
PONEC – dance venue, Život umělce Foundation, Magistrát Hl. města Prahy
The choreography is based on an ancient Japanese legend and a story of a girl named Sadako who became ill after the atomic bombing on Hiroshima. Legend has it that one wish comes true for everyone who assembles a thousand of paper cranes. Sadako wished to recover from her illness, however she was only able to assemble 644 cranes. She has inspired many of her friends and schoolmates. Her memorial in Hiroshima where she holds a golden crane in her hands has become a symbol for consequences of atomic bombings. Every year there are countless paper cranes sent to the memorial to show a sense of belonging,
peace and hope. The choreography has been created as a final product of scholarship programme of dance platform Contemporary theatre - Summer LAB 2018 and as a final assignment of master studies in Choreography at HAMU.