Evangelos Biskas
Evangelos Biskas (GR) is a dancer, choreographer, dramatur and, teacher based in Tilburg (NL). All facets of his work are directly connected to presence and the process of expressive freedom. The nature of the human body is the heart of his creations which aim to make space for its adaptability, its intuition and its vulnerability. His curiosity to explore new possibilities of working with the body brings an interdisciplinary essence in his projects that challenge the boundaries of dance, physical theatre, contemporary circus, sound design and new media.
Evangelos graduated from the department of choreography at Fontys Hogeschool voor de Kunsten (FHK) in Tilburg (2016) and was nominated by the academy’s award ‘Jacques de Leeuw prijs 2016’. With his graduation work ‘Eternal Chilling’ (2016) he won the ‘Moving Forward-Young Dance Makers Award 2016’. His debut creation ‘In Search of a Title’ (2017) was a collaboration with Elysia McMullen (IR) and was produced by Dansmakers Amsterdam. From 2017 till 2020 he worked with the support of PLAN (NL), a talent development trajectory for young artists, through the scope of DansBrabant. His trajectory was finalized with the solo performance ‘In Between’ (2020). At the same year Evangelos joined Corpo Máquina Society (NL) as a maker. He recently premiered with his new work ‘Immortal Game’ (2022), a collaboration with Yiannis Logothetis (GR/US) and Virtual Reality company Improvive (NL).
Here is a showreel to get an impression: https://vimeo.com/518200427
Next to his own work as a maker, Evangelos has featured as a performer in works of other artists mainly based in the Netherlands. Some of his appearances include ‘Even Worse’ by Guilherme Miotto (BRA/NL-2017), ‘Loophole’ by Charlotte Goesaert (BEL-2017), ‘This is not a Sad Song’ by United Cowboys (NL-2016), ‘EV’ by Fernando Belfiore (BRA/NL-2016) and ‘iTernal PlayGround’ by Katja Heitmann (GER/NL-2014).
See more info in his Portfolio here.
foto credits: Paul Sixta
Showing Info- 24 November, in collaboration with HJS: