Pastillstupet* (The Pastille Dive)
Pastillstupet* (The Pastille Dive) (2010) was a production by Martin Slaatto.
At the webpage of Dansens Hus the following, among other things, is written about Pastillstupet:
"Pastillstupet is a production about challenging limitations and examine new connections, and it moves in an expression between sports, dance, documentary, verbal reflection, functional action and site-specific arts."
*Not yet translated into English. The title within parentheses is the Norwegian title's literal meaning.
Information
(Objekt ID 30402)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | March 18, 2010 |
| Keywords | Dance, Dance theatre |
| Running period | March 18, 2010 — March 21, 2010 |
| Website | pastillstupet, Martin Slaatto, DANSENS HUS |
| Last changed | 23.10.2012 |
| Create date | 07.09.2012 |
Requirements to venue
| Last changed | 23.10.2012 |
| Create date | 07.09.2012 |
At the webpage of Dansens Hus the following, among other things, is written about Pastillstupet* (The Pastille Dive) by Martin Slaatto:
"Alertness in case of art:
I have given myself a challenge, I am to dive. It is clearly the diving woman** who drives me to it. She leads me out on the edge, back to the tower of the bath at Hvalstrand, and functionalism. Effortlessly I want to establish new connections. I want to get beneath the layers of the room and architecture. I want to be there, at the exact right time, when everything is changed, that is when I want to be there, capture mother's blue hat before it is taken by the wind.
(…)
Throughout a decade Martin Slaatto has made his mark with productions filled with ideas, confrontations and humour. Pastillstupet is related to Rå sløyfe* (Raw Route) (2007), Sløyfa* (The Route) (2004), Skavanken* (The Flaw) (2002) and Mann med motorsykkel R100CS/Uanmeldt hopper* (Man with the motorbike R100CS/Unannounced jumper) (1998). The projects mix autobiographical material, documentary and imagination, in which the solo expression is followed by clear stage design and architecture elements working as fellow actors - often with an element of risk."
Supported by: Arts Council Norway.
Sources:
Dansens Hus, dansenshus.com, 08.09.2012, http://www.dansenshus.com/forestillinger/pastillstupet/
E-mail from Lea A. Basch Opheim, 07.09.2012
*Not yet translated into English. The title within parentheses is the Norwegian title's literal meaning.
**There is a popular Norwegian brand of salty pastilles with a diving woman drawn on the box. This is what Slaatto, and the production's title, refers to. Sceneweb's comment.
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Martin Slaatto | – Concept/Idea |
| Øyvind Borgemoen Lyse | – Music |
| Ivan Johansson | – Stage design |
| Vincenzo Machese | – Stage design |
| Lea Agathe Basch Opheim | – Stage design |
| Martin Slaatto | – Stage design |
| Trond Arne Vangen | – Stage design |
| Anders Wittusen | – Stage design |
| Hillevi Munthe | – Costume |
| Lea Agathe Basch Opheim | – Costume |
| Lisa Helstrøm Jørgensen | – Video/Film |
| Asle Lauvland Pettersen | – Video/Film |
| Arne Larsen | – Actor (Rød mann) |
| Lea Agathe Basch Opheim | – Actor (Stupedame) |
| Runa Rebne | – Actor (Stupedame) |
| Martin Slaatto | – Actor (Rød mann) |
| Margit Slaatto | – Actor (Dame i blå hatt) |
| Thelma Urd Slaatto | – Actor (Dame i blå hatt) |
| Trond Arne Vangen | – Actor (Rød mann) |
| Marit Schade Ødegaard | – Actor (Stupedame) |
| Hillevi Munthe | – Props |
| Michel Pavlou | – Photo (og klipp) |
| Lea Agathe Basch Opheim | – Producer |
| Arne Larsen | – Other (Sikkerhetsansvarlig) |
| Trond Arne Vangen | – Other (Teknisk produsent) |
| March 21, 2010 – Hovedscenen, Dansens Hus | Show |
| March 20, 2010 – Hovedscenen, Dansens Hus | Show |
| March 19, 2010 – Hovedscenen, Dansens Hus | Show |
| March 18, 2010 – Hovedscenen, Dansens Hus | Worldwide premiere |