About the company

CAMPO, which brought That Night Follows Day to World Stage audiences in 2009, is a Ghent-based art centre that creates and presents work at all stages of development on a national and international scale.

About Pieter Ampe

Flemish artist Pieter Ampe had already begun his professional career in dance and theatre while studying with Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker. As a student at her school, he created Still Difficult Duet and On Stage with Guilherme Garrido at the CAMPO centre, an incubator and showcase for choreographers of all ages and backgrounds. That led to several other pieces, including Maria Theresia entdeckt die zeitgenössische Kunst, a collaborative work created with a visual artist, a choreographer and two performance artists. Always keen for new experiences, he occasionally dances for other artists and the Ghent-based noise-rock group, The Germans.

About Guilherme Garrido

Guilherme Garrido, initially trained in visual arts in Portugal, works as a dancer and musician, and also occasionally fills in as a writer or videographer. His encounter with Pieter Ampe led to Still Difficult Duet (2007) and Still Standing You (2010) as well as the amateur musical group Di CAMPO Boys, named after the Ghent arts centre that gave them an artistic residency and produced their first piece. He splits his time between Portugal (where he co-founded the cultural centre 555), Belgium and Holland, where he also works with the choreographers Maria Clara Villa-Lobos, Ibrahim Quraishi and Tommy Noonan.