Loopit, choreographer Tero Saarinen’s 20th anniversary gift to Dance Theatre MD, focuses on the unfinished, repetitive and topsy-turvy nature of the human condition. Marking a departure from Saarinen’s recent, large-scale works, Loopit is an intimate and experimental limited-audience piece that examines the relationship between a dance performer and an audience while exploring the performance space itself. Loopit draws inspiration from the 1947 literary classic Exercises in Style by multitalented French author Raymond Queneau.

Loopit, choreographer Tero Saarinen’s 20th anniversary gift to Dance Theatre MD, focuses on the unfinished, repetitive and topsy-turvy nature of the human condition. Marking a departure from Saarinen’s recent, large-scale works, Loopit is an intimate and experimental limited-audience piece that examines the relationship between a dance performer and an audience while exploring the performance space itself. Loopit draws inspiration from the 1947 literary classic Exercises in Style by multitalented French author Raymond Queneau.

Loopit, choreographer Tero Saarinen’s 20th anniversary gift to Dance Theatre MD, focuses on the unfinished, repetitive and topsy-turvy nature of the human condition. Marking a departure from Saarinen’s recent, large-scale works, Loopit is an intimate and experimental limited-audience piece that examines the relationship between a dance performer and an audience while exploring the performance space itself. Loopit draws inspiration from the 1947 literary classic Exercises in Style by multitalented French author Raymond Queneau.