Happily Ever After is a dance performance specially designed for children about death as part of life.

Choreography by Jasper van Luijk
Music by Lennart Siebers
Original Premiere: September 2017

Airborne

The Garden Under The Clouds

The Great Escape

Underground

Falling Blossom Leaves

Alone In The Dark

Silhouettes

The Dying Swan

Playing With Fire

Ever After

Quite Discontinuous is a dance performance made by Jasper van Luijk. In the performance, four dancers take you on a journey through two acts, one before and one after death. 

In the first part, scenes browse though an imaginary slow-motion car crash, the silence of a hospital waiting room, or the comfort a partner might provide in times of need.

Death interrupts the show, in the second part we look at the relationships towards a deceased. Ways in which one can relate to an inanimate body, and ways in which death itself, triggers ways of dying.

Choreography by Jasper van Luijk
Music by Lennart Siebers
Original Premiere: May 2013

Quite Discontinuous part 3

Quite Discontinuous part 2

Quite Discontinuous part 1

Lennart Siebers (1988, Nijmegen) is a Dutch pianist, composer, producer and multi- instrumentalist.
He grew up in an environment with music and fine arts and thus at a young age he became fascinated by the effect those two had on him and on one another. Since then image has always been a great inspiration in his compositions and improvisations.
In 2012 he graduated from the ArtEZ conservatory in Arnhem, the Netherlands, where he studied jazz & pop piano. His teachers were Jeroen van Vliet, Michiel Braam and Robert Vermeulen. He also studied composition with Dolf de Kinkelder and classical piano with Aljosja Buijs.
Besides his work as a live-musician (solo and other projects) he writes music on a regular basis for choreographer Jasper van Luijk (IT’s Choreography Award 2012) since 2010 and scored the music for different theater pieces in collaboration with Toneelgroep Oostpool and Introdans.

Lennart Siebers

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