Due
Choreography: Randee Paufve
Performers: Anatoly Soshilov, Randee Paufve, Sara Zimmerman
Costume Design: Rachel Stone
Due dreams up a raw afterlife for Romeo and Juliet, asking “What if R&J had lived? Would they have wanted to kill each other by the time they reached middle age?”. In Due, a middle-aged Romeo and Juliet walk side-by-side, grownups struggling to have a human relationship in an inhuman world. The dancers stagger and hold each other up; they fight, hurt, and fall; they fantasize about killing each other; they love passionately and ultimately they carry on.
Premiere April 2008, Commissioned by Dance Anywhere for performances at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art