One Flat Thing （reproduced）

William Forsythe's One Flat Thing, reproduced, with over 200 visual cues ("particular signals between dancers" that help them "determine the timing and flow of the dance") and 1000 alignments (a term developed by the Forsythe Company to refer to "a system of relationships" consisting in "short instances of synchronization between dancers in which their action shares some attributes"), is a striking example .