“Trisolde” is a symbiotic dance performance inspired by R.Wagner´s opera “Tristan and Isolde”. It is about vibrant relationships between man and woman, confrontational feelings and passion. This work combines interactive technology, audiovisual images and contemporary choreography. Dancers are partly controlling the music via body movements and some voluntarily selected audience members will influence the real-time sound with their psychophysiological reactions via sensors.

In “The Weeping Oak” choreographer Simo Kruusement takes growth and transformation as key ideas and images for creating new dance production for Tallinn University dance students. Folklore and wildlife are inexhaustible sources for this collaborative production and inspiration for Simo´s inventive and delicate movement language.